My Job At The Club

Over the summer I had gotten a job , as most high school students do.The fine establishment that had hired me was Lowe's.This job had everything I wanted for the summer, great hours which worked around me and summer school. And payed more than the minimum wage most jobs were offering. So why did I need a summer job well unlike most teens it wasn't because my parents told me to so that i learn how to manage money or even to get some new fresh set of rims or even a radio with the flashing LED lights. I needed the job to put food on the table pay the home bills and keep us from calling a place where we call home. The money needs our home had were tall and wide, My mother had lost her job working at a retail store, my older just came home from

In May 2001, a female employee was discriminated due to her refusal to dress in attire which made her uncomfortable. When the woman, whose name is Andrea Mottu started her job as a bartender, she was informed that the dress code is a black top and skirt. However, a couple months prior to her hiring, she received a call from her manager, notifying her that the workplace is doing a beach-themed event, and “she could choose to wear the costume, including the bikini top, or choose not to be paid” (Ireland, Women and Dress Code Discrimination). Andrea refused, which led to her being moved from her position at the job, and getting fewer shifts. This incident is evidently a form of gender discrimination as, according to the Ontario Human Rights Commission, it is gender discrimination to require female employees to dress in attire, such as skin-tight tops or diminutive, tight-fitted skirts. This is also sexism, since the male employees were not presented with such demanding clothing rules, or the need to wear attire that did not follow the usual uniform rules for this

Diversity constitutes a multitude of variations and differences. Everyone has distinct features that differentiate him or her from the one another. Whether short or tall, big or small, we are diversified. In order to help others, to change the world, or to create social cohesiveness, thorough knowledge and experience with diversity is necessary. For this matter, social work is positioned around diversity ethics and as a social worker one must proactively work with a diversified population throughout his or her professional career. Even though I have always had a strong interest in the social work profession, having numerous personal experiences with diversity allowed me to further realize that I had a passion to help people no matter who or what they are. The two experiences that I have had involving diversity and that I recollect the most are that of adjustments I had to make as a student at The University of Alabama and experiences that I have had throughout my three years on my current job at Walgreens.

In today’s society looking good is important, especially in the working environment. Every occupation has some sort of dress code for employees to follow. Dress codes can range from wearing suits to gym shorts depending on one’s occupation. Employers decide if the candidate is qualified for the job based on appearance, and then what you wear for the job based on the company’s dress code. The question is can one’s employer dictate what is appropriate dress outside of the job? Employers should only have a say of what one wears while representing the company.

The fact that I was not dancing had somehow made me responsible for providing helpful criticism. I was afraid I might have forgotten to tell her something important, that they may not look together on the court, but it seems as though I had forgotten that birds of feather flock together. On the court, the music started, and they danced perfectly. They look so good! How come they don't practice like that? I wondered. They performed, were given a loud applause, then ran off the court. Ten minutes later, we were already getting ready for the next dance, the one I was to perform.

You may be asking yourself what is a day like in grade school teachers life. I was curious of the same thing, which is why I chose to job shadow a Junior High School teacher/coach. I did my job shadowing experience with Chris Page, at Diboll Junior High. He works there as a seventh grade science teacher and a boys junior high athletics coach. This combination is very common in small school districts across Texas, that is, having a teacher double as an athletic advisor in their school system. I had the opportunity to experience this first hand recently and have had the chance to decide if this is what career I’d like to pursue.

QUESTION- Describe a time on any job that you held I which you were faced with problems or stresses that tested your coping skills?

I went to go see a dance performance hosted by the Walnut High School Dance Production called “Winter Wishes”. In the performance there were many dances that were featured by advance dance and the dance team of Walnut High School. I saw this performance on November 20, 2015 in the Performing Arts Center of Walnut High School. My friends and I all chose to go to this show because Mrs. Tomlin highly recommended it and it was also the closest one we are able to go to. Others were either too far or at a date one of us couldn’t make and would take away the fun and enjoyment of going to see a dance that we could discuss.

During my sophomore year of high school, one of my teachers approached me and asked if I was interested in a job for the summer at the country of a local country club. While I was nervous at first, I accepted the job, and have now completed two successful summers there. The experience of having a summer job taught me many things; and as I continued to take on more and more responsibilities over the summer, I learned even more about how to be responsible at all times and to empathize with someone in order to understand their perspective and to help improve their experience.

What the heck? The dance team tryouts were months ago! I’m already a member at another studio how would that work? How did she notice me? How did she know who I was?

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It was interesting to see how the rehearsal went, to be able to see how they collaborated and worked together as a dance team. It began on Thursday at the AWC gym for dance; it went on from seven through ten p.m with Coach Tiffany Minick. As they began, they prepared for a stretch to warm up their body. They continued to do a routine called a “pom dance” using remixes from “stanky leg”. Occasionally, they mix it with a thing called “sideline”, a type of song that can be danced to anything. Seeing from my point of view, the age group ranged from eighteen to twenty one. All which of course were females. Due to my research all the dancers had to audition for their part to get a role in their routines. What really put the rehearsal review to the

One day I worked with two females. One was my boss and the other was my coworker. As women we are expect to look and dress a certain way. My boss calls my coworker into her office. My boss stated to my co worker, Can you dress differently my

I knew two people at this studio and I was definitely farther behind than all the dancers my age. It made me feel like I didn’t want to dance. My entire freshman year I felt like I was just trying to fit in and get involved in the studio. At my old studio, people had known me for six-plus years, and at the new studio no one knew me. I rarely got any compliments and only critiques that entire first year. The summer before my sophomore year I took classes and started really focusing on improving my technique as I didn’t have the distractions of the school year. I started getting compliments and started gaining knowledge and skills in my tap classes. I auditioned for the competition team that the studio had my sophomore year and I got cast in a specific role that was made just for me. It was at this point where I started focusing on dance and only tried out for the school musicals instead of every show during the school year because I knew I could still be performing in my acting classes, but my dance needed the most improvement, so in order to help me for my future career I decided that the best thing was to pursue dance in every way I could. I started going to conventions and doing solo routines as well as my group routines with the other dancers in the studio at competitions, and I actually wasn’t doing half-bad. I began receiving compliments and growing closer to the girls I now call family. I danced with this studio for four years, and when I left for college, I know I left a little part of me

manager I have had who gave me consistent and constructive feedback, importantly, both positive and negative. Such feedback not only