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    Currently, 12.9 percent of students are enrolled in federally funded special education programs and the disabled make up 10.7 percent of the unemployment rate (National Center for Education Statistics, 2014; The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2016). In contrast, the microeconomic view focuses on how the policy affects the behavior of individuals, firms, and markets. From a microeconomist viewpoint, policies are created with the assumption that…

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    each section and elaborate on how these area may affect individuals in the work place and even at home. The selections made are; HR planning, recruitment and selection, HR development, compensation and benefits, safety and health, employee and labor relation and EEO and affirmative action. HR planning…

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    regions on both political risk and financial risk. 1. Financial and Political Risk Political risk refers to changes in the political environment of the host country, leading to changes in the investment environment. National risk involves a framework of economic, legal and social relations, which are public institutions and policies created by the government. Foreign investors ' investment activities can cause losses due to the risks and environmental uncertainties associated with host politics,…

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    Southern Race Relations

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    I would characterize the changes in Southern race relations that took place over the course of the first half of the twentieth century as a massive struggle for changes in African American lives. There were significant differences between the earlier Jim Crow years, approximately from 1890 to 1932, and the period from 1933 to 1954 include; the implementation of segregation, attainment of African American women’s rights, reduction of racial discrimination, white supremacy, and the eradication of…

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    Equal Pay Act

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    They turned into the reason célèbre of the ladies' development. The National Organization for Women (NOW) and the United Automobile Workers (UAW) sent supporters to go along with them on the picket line. Phil Donahue included them on his television show, as did NBC's "Today Show." Actress Lee Grant made an in the background…

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    When an organization adheres to the set of principles, values and standards set by themselves and the laws that govern them, they are seen as ethical. In society today, many organizations are working hard to maintain their status industry but fail to comply with their corporate responsibility and values. According to the course textbook, many of these issues relate to overly aggressive financial or business objectives. When C- level executives engage in unethical or questionable business…

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    Does OSHA Raise Penalties

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    caught for Repeat and Willful violations will be fined a staggering sum of $125,438, up from $70,000.the current maximum fine $7,000 for serious violations will also increase to $12,744. Recent sentiments coming from OSHA and the U.S. Department of Labor indicate that OSHA will most likely implement most of the recommendations, even as they come into terms with the impact the rule portends. For years, many organizations have sought to have the penalties increased but to no avail. What is even…

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    Senators belong to the legislative branch of the government, which is the part of the government that makes laws. A senator's job is to represent the people living in his or her state in the United States Senate. Part of this job is to write and vote on new laws called bills. Kelly Ayotte is a republican United States senator for the state of New Hampshire. Elected into the senate in 2010, she is ranked as one of the most bipartisan senators and has been widely recognized for her commitment to…

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    higher positions. The parent country staff could help is representing the interest of the headquarters effectively and link well with the host and parent country. Polycentric approach is when the foreign country adopts the strategy of recruiting nationals of the host country (local people) to the top positions. The main advantage of this approach is to reduce the cost of foreign operations. Countries which adopt ethnocentric approach initially might switch to polycentric approach at a later…

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    OBJECTIVE: To effectively contribute to the objectives and goals of an innovative organization through the successful application of my work ethic, exceptional managerial/leadership, human relation, and administrative skills. Experienced Military Recruiter is a Military Veteran with a Secret Security Clearance with 26 years of proven experience in the United States Navy. Dynamic, team-oriented professional with a record of accomplishment in human resources (HR) Management, operations management…

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