Deepesh owned a shop of groceries and sale items for house hold purposes. And he had his own people

It was an uphill battle for poor Bombay as he truly was a server on his own. The Crossroads Hotel was not a financial windfall for the owners as the economy had eroded and this tertiary market was only a shadow of what it had been in its day. Bombay would tell Japes “We are just the diapers of the operation” and that is how they treat us. Even with a great attitude, it was difficult for hotel

“Matthew and mark will,” she replied. “But I don’t want to be a burden on them. I want to do something with my life. Figure out ways to help other third kids. Make-’’

Ford Company faced the labor surplus because of its high cost structure and decreased in the demand of automobile. There was no work for all employees in the company but the ford paid salary and other benefit to all employee even there are not contributing and involving in the production. As there was decrease in sales of Ford automobile, they had surplus in their work force. Moreover they were unable to afford to keep all the employing paying their salary. They also had to bear financial loss. Hence they were eager to cut down their entire work force. (htt91)

There were large numbers of gentlemen(A person who didn’t know how to use their own hands to work), only 4 carpenters, and no farmers(Doc C). Since there were many gentlemen(65), they weren’t very helpful, and if they tried to be helpful, they weren’t good at the job they were given. Since there were no farmers, there was a scarce amount of food for everyone, which then led to subsistence farming(Only farming enough food for your own family)(Doc. C.). As a result of no carpenters nor farmers but too many gentlemen, there was a massive lack of skill, which led to many

For Omri’s birthday he received a small Indian toy from a friend and a small cupboard from his brother. Omri put his Indian in the cupboard and to his surprise when he opened the cupboard the Indian toy had come to life.

The factory jobs were controlled by owners and bosses, who showed little regard for workers and their wellbeing. Workers forced themselves into work during even extreme illnesses; one absence or mistake and they might be replaced without question. These low wage jobs came with few benefits and no rights; there was nothing in place that protected the livelihood of the worker. Immigrant’s willingness to work all the time created these conditions.

He was happy and announced it to everyone in his house. His position was at the slaughter house killing floor; his duty was killing the pigs and cows for meats. As the same time, Marija, Ona's cousin also found a job, her job was painting the cans of beef. Jonas gets a meatpacking plant position as well. Furthermore, Antanas got a job too, pickling meats. So far, this family got 4 members that had a job and could support the family finance. All the members seemed happy and cheerful. Therefore, they tried to buy a house with down payment in it. The wages of the house seemed much higher than before, that was why they still feel stress a little bit. Moreover, one of the neighbor told them that the down payment house was not guarantee anything that if they just missed like one or two months payment , the family will get kick out of the house. This was even make them get worst, but they thought that they were doing find. Everything seemed under control

Lakshmi decides to become a maid to help her family with financial issues. Baba sells lakshimi to this in town clerk for 10,000 rupees. 10,000 rupees is equivalent to $153.70. Lakshmi sets out on foot with this so called “aunt” to the city to work. Lakshmi then gets transferred to this guy who tells her to call him her husband. Lakshmi travels across the border from Nepal into India. Eventually Lakshmi reaches the happiness house where she is told that she will work there. Lakshmi is confused when she sees the other girls there. She is confused because she is wondering why do they have on all this fancy clothes to work. Eventually Lakshmi realizes what is going on. Lakshmi meets this woman named Mumtaz. Mumtaz is the owner of this happiness house. Mumtaz purchases Lakshmi for 10,000 rupees. She then cuts Lakshmi's hair short incase she ever decides to run away. Lakshmi then gets locked into a room. She is locked into a room in case she tries to run away and because she is special. She is special because she is still a virgin. People pay extra for a virgin. Mumtaz brings a old man into Lakshmi's room. Lakshmi is very frightened because she doesn't know what is

Tears of joy spilled down Hunith’s cheeks. “I know, Matthew. We’re best friends for life, just as we promised when we were five.”

Workers with peculiar diseases in the meat factory had no alternative, but to work in the poor condition due to the activities and establishments of production which showed no well-being for the employees and as to what they might be going through. The rise in the economy recommended the young, old, men and women to seek for jobs in the meat packing industry which had a vast employment rate.

One of the valued but demanding customer, who had considered Engstrom as a certified supplier, was requesting a large order but Engstrom was unable to deliver on time due to the low productivity problem. The plant manager along with his assistant were already dealing with the troubling numbers when this happened. While the task was a tough bone and not easy to tackle, and there were a lot of factors needed to be taken in to consideration. The leadership started to analyze and break down the main causations other than the overall economic trend that dragged the company into the turmoil, as it turned out, it was the low, frustrated employee morale and diminished work satisfaction.

“I’m also glad he’s talking to people now. He’s a lot happier without her always running his life.”

The immensely heart-throbbing and extremely thought provoking book, Sold, tells the story of a young girl, Lakshmi, who was sold into sexual slavery in India, unintentionally. The story takes place in Nepal where Lakshmi lives with her mother, stepfather, and little brother; times are hard and they have very little. They live in a hut with a mud roof that drips during the raining season, they only have a small portion of land to grow on which is their main source of food, and Lakshmi's stepfather does not work and spends most of their income on himself. For the most part they are able to struggle through and make ends meet, but there comes a time when that’s just not enough anymore. With much reluctance from her mother, Lakshmi and her stepfather agree that she will go work in the city as a maid and send back her earnings for the rest of her family. After leaving her small town and travelling with a lady she is told to call “Auntie”, Lakshmi starts to question “Auntie”s real endeavours with her. When “Auntie” leaves her with a strange man who takes her over the border into India and leaves her at a questionable looking house,

Out of Business conveys a resolute theme of tragedy, yet each tragic event has a comedic silver lining. Rama loses his job in the gramophone business, because a bank financier commits suicide after discovering his wife’s affair. The events’ far-fetched beginnings highlight their underlying comedy—that the world of commerce rests on ludicrous instability.When Rama fails to find a job, he turns to solving crossword puzzles with potential winnings of four thousand rupees. In these puzzles, Rama struggles on deciding between words apposite to his situation.

Today, we are in a globalizing world that connect different places around the world together for corporation. And the reason we are in this globalizing world is because it creates cheaper products. To illustrate, similar to the article "In China, the Human Costs That Are Built Into an iPad" in the New York Time by Charlies Guhigg and David Barboza, the iPhones are designed in America and made in China because Chinese factories can produce the iPhones faster and cheaper than American factories. In other words, globalization corporation is looking for efficiency in time and money. However, , this kind of efficiency is built on the worker's bad working condition, worker's low salary and lack of basic worker's protection and right. In contrast to, providing efficiency not only make life physically difficult for factory workers, but also create difficult in mentally way, that is bringing loneliness to factory workers. The rest of my paper will be based on the book Factory Girls whose author, Leslie T. Chang, stayed in China for many years to interview migrant female workers from rural to urban factory. Along with those first hand information from the books, I claims as globalization looking for efficiency, loneliness happen to those migrant female factory workers because it creates high cost of friendship in city and distance between them and their family in the village.