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    What is Working Online? Jesaffi (2015) says that, working online is working through the media of the internet as an intermediary between us with network client or people in need of our services. In fact, online work almost the same work in the real world, which distinguish about space and time. If working outdoors, we should set off in the morning and return in the evening, but working online can be done anywhere, especially at home, as long as they have an internet connection. Working from home

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    Working many hours can take its toll on everyone. Anyone who has worked more than forty hours or more than an eight hour shift for long periods of time can attest to that. Not only can working hours affect relationships it can also affect the way employees’ brains works and functions (Armour, 2007; Virtanen et al., 2009). Working long periods of time can also increase employees’ alcohol consumption and affect their day to day lives (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), 2004; Armour

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    for the workforce you want to pursue. Their is a correlation between an area's income to education. Those in the working class have different attitudes of teaching children compared to the elite class. There are four types of schools based on income, working, middle, upper, and elite class. The attitudes these classes give toward knowledge and work teaching their students for the working class is teach information because it is required, middle-class is to learn how to get right answer and not understand

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    European classes. The working class found it harder to retain jobs since machines could accomplish tasks more efficiently, putting thousands of people out of work. Communist

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    have to face the flexed commuting time and boring work environment. SO what is flexible work? It refers to complete the work task or under the premise of fixed length of working time, Employees can have a free time by choosing the specific time arrangement. Consequently, many people cannot play their potential. However, flexible working can take many forms, and it brings many advantages and disadvantages to employer. For the aspect of advantages, company can get some benefits. Such as, increase the satisfaction

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    whether it is how they worked in dangerous factories/businesses. Workers were always men, while women stayed home. They would work in dangerous factories where they had very little knowledge of what they were working with which made it even more dangerous. They were paid little to no money while working over 14 hours a day. Any money that they did get went towards rent, food, water, etc. The families had poor living conditions. If they lived in the city, they would live in small houses or tenements(apartments)

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    Working Capital (WC) can be defined in different ways: a) the difference between current assets and current liabilities [Preve & Sarria-Allende, 2010]; b) as a ratio Current Assets/Current Liabilities [de Jaime Eslava, 2010] c) as a measure of operating days [Filbeck, and Krueger, 2005], etcetera. However, we will consider the concept of Net Working Capital as a function of sales [Hill et al, 2010; Aktas et al., 2014]: NWC=(Accounts Receivable)/Sales+Inventory/Sales-(Accounts Payable)/Sales The

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    we truly living the American Dream? Throughout this essay we will discuss the condition of the working class, women’s right to vote, taking a look at the rise of the Progressive Era and how it changed relationships between big businesses, government, and the working class. In the 19th century the working class consisted of four factors: housing, income, education and leisure. Housing for the working class consisted of property developers

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    A working class parents’ parenting style focuses on their child’s freedom and the ability to grow on their own. Lareau calls this type of parenting, accomplishment of natural growth parenting. Due to the fact that they are too busy working, their children have more freedom to roam. These children have more leisure time to themselves. They are able to play with friends in the neighborhood or watch television without feeling like they have a strict set schedule to follow. There is also a clear boundary

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    Are the characters in Maggie stereotypes of the working class? Stephan Crane’s Maggie a Girl of the Streets is a short American naturalist novella that was published in the late 19th century. Its premise widely focuses on the working class Irish American migrants who reside in the deprived area of industrialised New York City. It is often referred to as being a slum novel, the urban settings and living conditions for most of the characters are the slums, a small collection of houses which are

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