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    Welfare Measure

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    the health of the workers from occupational diseases. But to improve the productivity‚ it was essential to improve and maintain the morale and the sense of security at work of the workers. Providing them various amenities in addition to their regular salary could do this. These amenities are also known as welfare measures‚ which are provided by the labours to the workers. This would include both the statutory welfare measures as well as the non-statutory welfare measures. The welfare amenities prove

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    Black Women vs White Women in the Reconstruction Period Women were completely controlled by the men in their lives. First‚ by their fathers‚ brothers and male relatives and finally by their husbands. Their sole purpose in life is to find a husband‚ reproduce and then spend the rest of their lives serving him. If a woman were to decide to remain single‚ she would be ridiculed and pitied by the community. Some people believe it is a form of slavery. “To me‚ the sun in the heavens at noonday is

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    Extraordinary Measures

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    Extraordinary Measures dramatizes the father’s quest to find a cure for Pompe disease‚ a relatively rare genetic condition that afflicts two of his three children.  The quest brings into play three powerful‚ often competing human motives; a father’s love for his children‚ a scientist’s pursuit of knowledge and recognition‚ and a corporation’s mandate for profits.  Crowley‚ an energetic marketing executive‚ and his wife Aileen are told that their children Megan(age eight) and Patrick (age six) have

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    Literature 13 March 2015 Destructive Effects of Idealized White Beauty on Black Society In The Bluest Eye‚ Toni Morrison addresses a timeless problem of white racial dominance in the United States and shows its impact on the life of black females growing up in the 1960s— when the "Black is Beautiful" movement reached its peak. The novel presents an extended interpretation of how whiteness as a standard of beauty obstructs the lives of black women and children like Claudia‚ Pecola and Frieda. Using

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    Predominately White Institutions and the Reasons they are Worth the Time and Money It was only a year ago when I was faced with making a very important decision that would affect me for the rest of my life. It was time for me to choose an institution of higher learning to continue my studies that would eventually lead me to my career. My decision wasn’t simply which university or college to choose‚ but as a young black student‚ whether to choose a Historically Black College or University (HBCU)

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    Black Tuesday and Bank Failures: During the Roaring 20’s as people celebrated the triumph of war‚ no American would have ever guessed that their time of partying and fun would soon come to an abrupt end and that the years following would consist of them fighting for survival. October 29‚ 1929 was the fourth and last day that stock markets crashed and is widely known as “Black Tuesday”. Black Tuesday was the worst financial crisis in U.S. history‚ with it signaling the start of the 10-year depression

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    “The White Man”. And‚ literally anybody else of another race at the time. However‚ racial tensions were quite particularly tense between Whites and Blacks. For the not so first time‚ Europeans were expunging resources out of Africa. And using the natives to do it for them. And an insightful look into the tensions of the time can be observed in two literary works from the time period‚ “White Man’s Burden” by Rudyard Kipling. And‚ alternatively‚ “Black Man’s Burden” by Edward Morel. The White Man’s

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    Robinson | -Tom is black-allegedly raped Mayella | Bob Ewell | Atticus Finch | -defending Tom Robinson | Mrs Bubose | Scout and Jem | -saw them as grotty kids with no manners.- didn’t like their father for defending Tom | Aunt Alexandra | Walter Cunningham | -not up to her standards to be friends with scout because he comes from a poor family. | Aunt Alexandra | Calpurnia | -Cal is black-Children are old enough for Cal to leave. | 1. What is Cal’s attitude to white society? She is treated

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    Qwl, Measures

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    Introduction The term refers to the favourableness or unfavourableness of a total job environment for people. QWL programs are another way in which organisations recognise their responsibility to develop jobs and working conditions that are excellent for people as well as for economic health of the organisation. The elements in a typical QWL program include – open communications‚ equitable reward systems‚ a concern for employee job security and satisfying careers and participation in decision making

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    In "Teaching Black History to White People‚" Leonard N. Moore makes a strong argument for the teaching of Black history in the curriculum‚ guiding the reader through the dark currents of history to highlight the systemic injustices that Black Americans have to deal with. Moore’s story is both an academic investigation and an emotional defense of the power of education to alter society by eliminating prejudice and advancing equality for everyone. Moore’s uncompromising examination of historical injustices

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