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    School of Business, Galgotias University, Greater Noida. I was provided opportunity to undergo training at the Jammu and Kashmir Bank Ltd., Agra, my project topic is “ASSESSMENT OF WORKING CAPITAL FINANCE AT JAMMU AND KASHMIR BANK LTD” This project has been of great help in providing me an insight into the real life working of an organization. It gave me a chance to apply, all I had learned to practical situations, enhancing my understanding and image of the market and business world. This experience

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    Employers should provide a flexible working environment for their employees due to the fact that every employee has a different home life, religious beliefs and responsibilities out side of work. Everyone’s day begins with a third of the hours in our day at work, a third sleeping and another third getting on with the rest of our lives. My argument for working in a workplace that are flexible makes it easier for people who are looking for a job but their home situation is not an easy situation to

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    Living and working conditions near the turn of the 20th century in Australia was very diverse and many social issues where apparent. Firstly, working conditions where often poor and the majority of working class Australians had little to no spare time due to being devoted to their jobs. Many men felt entitled to be the strength of a household and provide for the family, and often women and children had to seek employment because most families needed more income flow, however women mostly tended to

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    THE LABOR AGREEMENT BETWEEN QUALITY FURNITURE MANUFACTURING COMPANY (QFM) AND INDUSTRIAL WORKERS UNITED (IWU), AFL-CIO This agreement is entered into on March 17, 2012 by the Quality Furniture Manufacturing Company (QFM), located in St. Louis, Missouri, and Industrial Workers United (IWU). This agreement covers employees at the St. Louis plant only. Article I—Recognition The company recognizes the IWU as the sole and exclusive collective bargaining agent in all matters pertaining to rates of

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    Working Poor Book Report

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    author David K. Shipler wrote his book based on field research he got from conducting interviews with various poverty stricken people, information on companies and their effect on said people, and information on the government and its effect on the “working poor”. He investigates the lives of various women and men living in America who are dealing with poverty, trapped in poverty, and trying to escape poverty. The poverty stricken and finically unstable people of America are the way they are because

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    This American (Working) Life

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    poor. However, one of the main problems with increasing exceptions to the FLSA is that if an employee is being paid the minimum salary for an exempted worker, they are within a whisper of the poverty line. The original language pertaining to anyone working with computers was first introduced in 1990. An be labeled exempt one would have to be paid an hourly rate and paid no less than six and a half times the minimum wage. In 1996 the rate was adjusted to a fixed rate of $27.63 an hour(U.S. Cong. Small

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    Robber Barons and Rebels Elliott Eastman 9/25/13 1. What was the technology that transformed the work-place from 1865-1900? What economic and social effects did the new technology have on American society. The Technology that would transform the work place was these new huge machines. These machines would take over the jobs of the product line workers. Which would make it easier on the companies because they weren’t having

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    parenting styles adopted by middle class parents and working-class parents. Identify, define and give examples those 2 different styles. Which is better and why? It is now the 21st century; and new outlets of social platforms are available and easier to obtain access. New distractions are open for anyone to use and acquire, and the most vulnerable people to obtain such things are children. As time goes on and the shift between the middle class and working class continues to expand, this brings about the

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    “The Orwell Revolution: The Battle of the Working Class” The socialist working class has been the core structure that got Britain through every economic and social challenge that they were involved in. During George Orwell’s time in Britain, he wrote that the “overwhelming strength of patriotism, national loyalty” the English had was more powerful even if it was compared to any religion or political theory and more likely seen in class divided areas like cheap public schools with more power than

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    that has flexibility, without it I would not be able to work at all. Whilst searching for this option in my own employment applications, I became aware that I am not alone. There are many other people who are desperately seeking jobs with flexible working environments. It is becoming

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