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    with its system of unpaid leave if it wants to encourage the birth rate, which is presently below replacement levels. Striking a balance between affordable policies and meeting the needs of families is challenging. Many agree that it is unfair for business alone to be expected to shoulder the burden of paid leave. Australian Democrats leader Senator Natasha Stott Despoja has suggested that consideration be given to alternatives to the existing employer-pays system. She

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    constructed due to the concept of gender socialization; technology is socially constructed in conjunction with gender. Gender socialization refers to the range of social process in which men and women learn their gender roles. It often takes place in families, daycare centers, schools and within the media. Men and women are socialized into different gender roles, which are culturally produced. Historically, technology was defined as a masculine concept (Wajcman 2000: 447) even though the tasks that woman

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    from 18 to 19, are expected to make a contribution towards ORPP, but are only able to begin collecting their benefits once they have reached the age of 65. 2 The Canadian Ministry of Finance has conducted studies on ORPP, where it has been proven that ORPP is not enough to live off of, besides savings that have been accumulated over the years. While the ORPP is not a tax, the funds that are collected and further invested will be exclusively used for member 's

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    World War 1, defining moment for Canadian nationalism. Did not escape unscathed, but the participation in the war gave a stronger sense of nationhood. - Canada's contributions into WWI led to international recognition; other countries must recognize you as sovereign. - The effort also brought acknowledgement to Canada's contributions and heroism on the battlefields of Europe, giving Canada the shot to be a more-mature, experienced nation because of the sacrifices made by their armed forces. -

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    struggle financially in first six months. The Center had a significant decrease in business sponsorships, fees from classes, grants and contributions, and an increase in direct expenses (Todd & White, 2002.) Scism did what she could to decrease spending, employees even saw her doing the lawn maintenance herself. The opening of the Nadine Baum Learning Center was expected to be a very enriching experience for many people in the area, but especially for the local artists from nearby schools that the Center

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    Waldo Tunnel, commonly referred to as The Rainbow Tunnel, has officially been re-named in honor of late actor, Robin Williams. The California Senate approved the tunnel's new name on Thursday, July 2, to commemorate Williams for his legacy and contribution to the San Francisco Bay Area’s local acting and comedy community. Williams died on August 11, 2014 in his Tiburon home. The idea to rename the tunnel after Williams initially began as an online petition started by Julie Wainwright on change.org

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    involve the participation of all members, where each member understand that their contribution is necessary and required to achieve the team’s objectives. (Heathfield, 2014) Moreover, we can say that people who participate in a team have some of the following characteristics: • Knowledge of the team’s vision and mission in which they participate. • Interest in what happens in the life of the team. • Contribution to expected results. •

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    professional experience of Ethel A. Stephens, examining her career as an artist and a teacher in Sydney between 1890 and 1920. Amrbus (1992) wrote about the contribution of Ethel Stephen in art education, where she looked for exhibition opportunities mainly for the female artists. However, it is unfortunate that most writers did not cover much of her contribution, and those who did, only mentioned a few of them.

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    development as it creates identity and perception of the self. In addition, language and emotion are important to socialization and a person’s perception of the world. These messages are taught differently throughout the world and are influenced by the family, community and culture therefore children adapt as a result of their learned experiences (Miller and Mangelsdorf 2005). This paper focuses on research conducted by Kusserow (1999), Fung (1999) and Orellana (2001). The researchers’ methodologies differ

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    the political system. According to Pamela Abbott and Claire Wallace (1997) pre-war concept of men and women’s roles were grounded in the notion that ‘men were considered as providers, women were naturally the dependent of the husband’, ‘Women’s contribution was as a wife and mother, there was little expectation for women to contribute

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