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    The Atlantic Magazine Our special report on the world of prices wouldn't be complete without asking, and trying to answer, a big, and surprisingly complex, question: How do pricey countries get that way? [pic] Reuters ChinaZenaide Muneton is a nanny in New York City. Last year, she made more than $200,000, Planet

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    In Rhacel Parreñas’ ethnography, Servants of Globalization, we analyse the life of the Filipina domestic worker who picks up from her home, moves to another country, and works as a nanny or house-keeper to make a simple wage to send back home. Throughout the ethnography, Parreñas writes about her encounters with numerous Filipina nationals around the world working to make a living. The goal of the ethnography is to publicize and allow people to analyze the injustices on domestic workers that come

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    What Makes A Hero?

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    What is a hero? Are there heroes all around us from day to day? How do we know? What makes someone a hero? Why do we need heroes? A hero is a person that society considers to have completed tasks worth of praise and awe. It is someone who we can look up to and count on no matter what. Everyone can be heroic at times, but there are some more than others that stand out from the crowd. What is it about heroes that causes us to marvel? As a society, we admire heroes for their courage and sacrifices;

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    In modern capitalist societies, certain types of labor are given a higher economic and social capital. Jobs that require traditionally feminine qualities, such as domestic work, are seen as less important than jobs that promote masculine traits. This inherent devaluation of feminine qualities reflects on those who often complete this work - women. The work of women is made to be invisible through a lack of legal protection and unpaid labor. Economical hierarchies and gendered work are further reinforced

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    upper-middle class families executed by women who are minorities. When thinking about a traditional job with an employer and employee, nannies are not the first to come to mind. When working as a nanny you are expected to tend to three different things: the children, the house, and the lifestyle and values of the employer. As explained by Hondagneu-Sotelo, “Parents hire nanny/housekeepers to do work involving intimate care, yet many fundamentally resist the idea that these services require monetary compensation”

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    Don’t you believe that there should be more nannies in the US?There is not enough nannies in the US. When it comes to this generation of careers normally both parents work so children tend to not have someone to bond with. There should be more nannies in the US to take care of children whose parents can not be with them all the time. Sometimes children have to go to babysitters that maybe they do not like but their parents do because they are not old enough to watch themselves yet. Some children

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    1.4 WOMEN IN INFORMAL SECTOR In many studies it is found that among all categories in the informal sector, domestic worker’ income is the very lowest and they face many problems (Sundaram,1966). They are mostly involved in household tasks, which include washing utensils, floor cleaning ,washing of cloths, cooking as well as some outdoor tasks such as purchase of vegetables etc. Most of them live in slums, lead a monotonous life without any colour, struggle in the every day for their survival

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    child-care expenses for some reasons following. First and foremost, this solution helps to reduce gender inequality in this society. For example, if a family doesn’t have any relative to take care of their children or doesn’t have enough money to hire a nanny, a mother or a father has to stay at home. However, most of the cases the mother will be

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    probably have them when you employ a maid in Singapore via a Singapore maid services agency. As a side-note, please note that Singapore maids are also known as Singapore domestic helpers, au pair, foreign domestic workers, caregivers, "ah-mahs", or nannies. Some even take them as Singapore babysitters! The more experienced maids are generally known as Singapore transfer maids. Herein lies the paradox in Singapore maid employment: you are frustrated when you don't have a maid, and you are just as frustrated

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    Gender Criticism and The Turn of the Screw The Turn of the Screw by Henry James continues to stir up an immense amount of controversy for such a short novel. Making a definite, educated decision on the actual truth considering the countless inquiries that develop while reading this story proves more difficult than winning a presidential election. That being understood, taking one particular side on any argument from a close reading of the story seems impossible, because the counter argument appears

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