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    Hong Kong is the most suitable place for business. It is characterized by its high degree of internationalization, business friendly environment, rule of law, free trade and free flow of information, open and fair competition. Therefore, the business management is a very important part in the business. The management of Hong Kong includes the external environment and the internal environment. The external environment includes the economic environment, labour market and social environment

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    The term neo-liberalism can abstractly be used to refer to a set of economic policies that have gained popularity in the past two decades. These policies have been popularised by the powerful financial institutions like the World Bank and International Monetary Fund. They have been determined by the decline of the capitalist economy, provoking them to revive economic liberalism. Such economic and social policies usually have a market-driven approach. These are usually characterised by economic theories

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    University of Westminster Westminster Business School BKEY501: Research and Professional Practice Researched Literature Review Student name: Muhammad Ali Babar Student number: W1411069 Tutors name: Jolanta Jagiello Word count: Date: Table of Contents 1. Executive summary .......................................................................................3 2. Introduction…………. .....................................................................................4 3. Analysis of

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    Analytical Review Unpaid work is a key theme emphasized in Stanford’s text Economics for Everyone. The importance of unpaid work is explained in a variety of ways throughout the chapters. The unequal distribution of unpaid work, towards women, is highlighted for being an outdated social norm. Stanford enlightens readers on the reality of how unpaid work significantly affects economics. The content shows that if unpaid work in the economy was properly understood, it could influence a change in the

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    Lost Childhoods Do harsh circumstances force children into roles and responsibilities they may not be psychologically ready for? What all problems are caused if children take up the roles of caregivers in their families? Anita Mazumdar Desai is an Indian novelist. She was born on June 24 1937. She is also known as Anita Mazumdar. She married Ashvin Desai in 1958 and has a daughter named Kiran Desai who has written the novel “The Inheritance of Loss”. Harsh conditions may force children into roles

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    in this article it shows and talks about how minnesot is the richest place for immigrants in immigrants mind. in minnesota many immigrants come to state because they beleive in 1870 that minnesota was the wealthies and the richest place for them to find jobs.in my opinion about this article is immigrants could really possibaly have the right to go to america to have an eassy wealthy life if it by living in minnesota could be an easier way to live there lifes because america is a place where its full

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    Before the mid 1700s working conditions around the U.S were viewed as “passing” rather than abusive or unconditional. With a long line of people willing to work, employers could set wages as low as they wanted because people were willing to do work as long as they got paid. I came across this idea when reading “The Wealth of Nations” by Adam Smith, when reading I thought how this old article written in the 1700s could’ve applied to our country today and other past countries. Additionally, when reading

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    Abuse of Factory Workers in 18th and 19th Century England Factory workers in eighteenth and nineteenth century England typically worked extremely long hours with a meager amount of time for breaks (Spielvogel 571). This is a direct violation of article 24 in the United Nations’ Declaration of Human Rights which states that “everyone has the right to rest and leisure, including reasonable limitation of working hours” (UN, Art. 24). Discussing these violations are important due to how the quality of

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    Maternity rights at work Who is entitled to take maternity leave? Most women employees are entitled to take time off work to have a baby. This time off is called maternity leave. It is your right to take maternity leave no matter how long you have worked for your employer. If you are in one of the following jobs, some of the information in this fact sheet may not apply to you. You will need to check your contract of employment to see what maternity rights you have at work. This applies to:

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    “Globalization and the concept of flexibility have been described to have a plethora of implications on Human Resource Management” (EH Bax, 1996). Hence, HR Managers are faced with new challenges arising out of globalization, as they are saddled with the responsibility of implementing adaptable strategies to the concept of flexibility, and to remain abreast with the changing times. The increased power of market forces, the globalization of business and the associated de-institutionalization of the

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