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    The Cheesecake Factory has been in operation for over thirty years. We opened the door to the first Cheesecake Factory store on February 25,1978 in Beverly Hills, California. Since then, we have excelled and expanded tremendously. We currently have over two hundred stores around the world. Our unique settings set us apart and give us diversity in the restaurant industry. We appeal to a vast majority of patrons, and pride ourselves on the integrity of the Company. Our staff is just as diverse as the

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    families, including children that had to work in critical and unsafe conditions. Textile factories were not safe for working class families because most of the workers got sick or had terrible injuries while attending work in the textile factories. In the early 1800’s there was an interview with a doctor who worked in the cotton factory, his name was Dr.Ward. He stated that “ The state of health of the cotton factory children is much worse than that of children employed in other manufactories.” The House

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    Factory Farming Essay

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    These animals are treated as nothing more than objects that can be processed, packaged, and sold to a consumer. For this business to take place with both time and cost efficiency, the welfare of the livestock is placed as one of the last priorities. Factory farming has gotten out of hand, and America is

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    This was the case until the factories started booming and workers were needed to run these factories. This brought about a dilemma between the artisan and factory worker. There is a major difference between an artisan worker and a factory worker. For example, an artisan made items with their bare hands from natural materials, with every item being uniquely its own. The artisan could spend an entire day, if not more, constructing the one item. Someone who worked in a factory would use machines that

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    environment in the factories during the Industrial Revolution was awful for many reasons. One reason it was awful was because workers had to work between fourteen and sixteen hours a day for six days a week. This was extremely horrible because workers did not have any time to see their family members. Also, workers usually got minimal breaks during the day and this lead to personal injuries and even death by exhaustion for many of them. When the workers were at work in the factories, they were expected

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    started to be established. These farms are factories and have many machines in place so that animals can produce more efficiently. It is aimed to accelerate animal production on these farms. For example, chickens give eggs faster or cows give more milk. People called these formations factory farms. When the 21st century comes, factory farming has overcome natural livestock. Most animal products that people consume are produced in factory farms. Factory farming is considered to have been created for

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    working class improved. Upon the industrialization of Manchester, the priority of factory owners was to reach mass production, and was not the conditions and safety of workers. To begin with, factory owners resolved that in order to make the greatest profit from mass production, they would need to employ as many workers as possible, in order to ensure that production needs were met. With the limited space in factories, workers were cramped together using machines that were dangerous. The wages for

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    found that one action seems to be a heavy effector, Factory farms. Although factory farming may seem like the solution to feeding our ever-growing population, the negatives outweigh the positives. Factory farming is largely referred to as "Big Ag". Big Ag is the mass production of both animals and vegetables for human consumption. Raising as many animals as you can to make as much profit as you can, is not a new idea. In 1927, the first factory farm "appeared on the scene". This farm raised an overwhelming

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    Theme Paper: The Anomaly that is The Cheesecake Factory The Cheesecake Factory is a name that rings familiar across America. Ranked the #1 casual-dining chain, The Cheesecake Factory’s affordable food and large portions appeal to the masses (“Consumer Picks 2016: Casual-Dining Results”). A vivid portrait of American capitalism, The Cheesecake Factory has transformed its strange design concepts into an established theme, convinced its fans that its inexpensive style is that of luxury, and coaxed

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    The Cheesecake Factory! Let’s explore the strengths and weaknesses of this Restaurant and determine some things that would possibly increase the overall brand.

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