This controversial topic effects me personally because both jobs I have worked since the age of sixteen have been in restaurants. The hourly rate for a waitress at my current job is around five dollars an hour with unpredictable shifts that could last between 2-7 hours depending on how busy the restaurant is. ... The opposing side to this argument believes that by keeping the workers happy and well paid it will create a more positive environment and push employees to do their best in order to keep this well-paying job. ... Amanda Cohen, owner of restaurant "Dirty Candy", stated "...

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When African Americas finally achieve freedom , they have it worse of all , although they are free , they still are giving poor jobs , with no or little pay , worst of all they are still being discriminated against just because of the color of their skin. ... We can still see injustice 6 Between classes, just because of color in Latin America, and we can also see unfair pay to African Americas. ... Before we have an empire like the Inca's that created their city for greatness, they created jobs and stability. ... Present Latin America urban population is severing from, mal nutri...

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Manufacturer jobs earned hundreds of dollars a year more than farmers. ... Most of the well paid skilled jobs were reserved for Protestant whites; skilled northern European immigrants filled most of the middle class positions, while the lower class was made up of all different nationalities, cultures, and religions, specifically from southern and central Europe. Blacks had the lowest-end jobs reserved for them, as it was usually the best they could get from their white employers. Also, children and women often had to work to support the family, working long hours, but for considerably less pa...

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Transportation was now improved, urbanization was becoming more common, and more jobs were being created. ... This is because of the masses of people who were flocking to the cities hoping to get a job at some kind of factory or business. ... Now with both transportation being cheap, and more accessible, along with more urban growth, there were now more job opportunities for the middle class. Millions of men could now go into cities find jobs and have a place to stay. ... Men could now find a good paying job to support his family and they could afford new things which would bring up the ...

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Therefore by taking up the undesirable jobs within various industries reduces unemployment, as there are more people in jobs. ... When they arrive in the UK to study or work, they pay tax and add to the economy just like everyone else does. However some people may argue that because of immigration there are less jobs and places available in universities, but if the migrant is more qualified than you, they deserve the place ahead of you. ... Migrants work for money and pay tax just as everybody else does. Migrants are also willing to the undesirable jobs other people won't, which helps b...

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Jobs were divided between men and women, which men would hunt animals and women gathering fruits and berries. ... People have their own jobs, this also led to the inventions that great people invented which had changed the world. ... Factory workers worked long hours, for little pay, these workers included young children, women workers, the child labor also increased. ...

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By 1914, women were allowed to voice their opinion, with the help of many feminist movements that had taken place, and were allowed to get jobs. Since it was the time of the Industrial Revolution, women were able to get jobs in factories. ... In Western Europe, women were still subordinate to men for a very long time, but in today's society, women are working along side men, getting higher paying jobs and higher ranking positions. ...

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The women and children had their job in the families of the landowners. ... The dues would pay back the company for the support they initially received. ... Items picked up and shipped would also pay a tax to the company. ... Bringing people over would become the job of the landowner to place in the system. ...

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To the typical American employee work is not just one's job; the popular t-shirt slogan from the mid-1990's may have said it better as work is life. ... This deregulation would likely lead to a slow decline in average number of vacation days given to each employee per year, which in turn would lead to an increase in production because the employer is no longer paying for a employee that is not producing. ... The American would either much rather take the cash for working extra days, or feels that if one leaves, their jobs would be threatened because the company would realize that th...

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(Architecture.about) There are currently a total of 18,600 architect jobs available in the United States. (bls.gov) The number of jobs vary with location especially in European countries. ... The more experience that you gather along with degrees will only serve as an advantage when attempting to get higher paying contracts. ... The pay usually increases with experience and as you work your way up to a senior level architect which is the highest possible architect position. ... Along with terrific wages and amazing benefits there isn't a better job field than this. ...

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In the 1890's, 8.8 million immigrants came into the U.S. all in search of jobs. They needed the money so badly that they were willing to work for such little pay, so, the managers could hire many workers and produce much more at a cheaper price. ... Their vast empire of factories and mines provided many jobs for U.S. citizens as well as immigrants. ... With the revolution all things changed and captains of Industry were becoming millionaires and jobs were plentiful for all. ...

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In the 1890's, 8.8 million immigrants came into the U.S. all in search of jobs. They needed the money so badly that they were willing to work for such little pay, so, the managers could hire many workers and produce much more at a cheaper price. ... Their vast empire of factories and mines provided many jobs for U.S. citizens as well as immigrants. ... With the revolution all things changed and captains of Industry were becoming millionaires and jobs were plentiful for all. ...

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The selected few entrepreneurs and investors were the only ones who would make a descent amount of money by investing in factories and paying their employers on an extremely cheap scale. ... Large masses of poor lead to the need of industrialization because of the limiting amount of jobs. Even if one were to obtain a job, their amount of pay would be close to none. ... This factory system was so big that it lead to the migration of millions from the countrywide to the cities in order to get a job and work. ... Lack of good housing and shelter left everyone stranded to find somewhere to not onl...

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Western Civilization Why did the Roman Empire collapse? Was it because weight? Some historians say that the political party had some problems there for it collapsed. Others say that that Rome's allies were responsible for the fall. This would mark the c...

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The politics in the colonies during the eighteenth century made enormous progress and became very efficient. In the late 1700s, eight out of thirteen colonies had King-appointed royal governors. Usually the governors picked were capable of doing their job. Occasionally the appointed men were inef...

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Consider recent history: the Enron, Worldcom and Tyco scandals, which cost thousands of people their jobs, and many thousands more their pensions and lifetime savings. The exploitation of new immigrants by fast-food corporations paying substandard wages. ...

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Flexible working is more appealing to well educated graduates, so they are less likely to switch jobs as freely. ... Employees can move further away without losing their jobs. 7. ... Loss of pay because of lateness or non-arrival. ... Will have more time to spend on improving personal skills / education thereby commanding better job security. 8. ...

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As a result, more mouths need to be fed, more roofs need to be built for shelter, more jobs need to be created and more schools set up. ... Brazil for example owes $ 100 billion to financial institution has to pay 35% of its budget for the repayment of debts. ...

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When Australia needed workers the government assisted migrants by paying part or all of their fares to travel. ... Because these people can then start their own businesses which creates more jobs for people and boosts Australia's economy. ...

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Even when workers would get pay raises the cost living would continue to rise leaving them worse off then they were before8. ... Women stepped in and took over traditionally male roles and jobs in society. ... This was also a major step for the female gender this proved that they were capable of doing the same jobs just as well as men could do them. ...

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However we must listen; for example, he states, "All EU immigrants should into a pay into a pot before receiving medical, housing and social benefits of any kind". He also goes on to say "we should be giving British people the first crack at the 800,000 jobs taken up by EU workers.... However, as Mr Farage cares to leave out, the lack of immigrant workers would cripple Britain, not only in the literal way of fewer workers for the jobs British people don't want to do (another problem with the state of Britain) but also in more qualified professions, as Dr Clare Gerada point...

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She did not want war at least; she had no intention of engaging in one. Then, she was compelled. Threats came and she had to defend her territory, her people, and her status. The compulsion was enough to awaken her from her sleep. She took her stand in readiness for an attack. She attacked and final...

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Only when it came time to total up and pay did they translate from the traditional "currency of reckoning" into American dollars and cents. ... This also applied to jobs. ... Daily life of an average American in the years preceding the Revolution proved to stay comparatively similar to that of the years previous, however there did appear to be some changes in household appearance, economy, jobs, and sanitation....

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Reynolds at his MSNBC column does a good job of summing up the problems that many Americans have to abolishing the death penalty. ... Videotape is an idea that many people who've never had a job in law enforcement favor, but it's simply asinine when one considers the rules of evidence. ... While I have no illusions of prison being a place where real reform is possible for many of these people, I also acknowledge that if we brutalize these folks for years at a time we'll be paying a price for it later. ... Fear of death my certainly phase them, and if it dosen't, death itsel...

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Territory ruled directly from Paris was known as the pays reunis which compromised of France's natural frontiers (borders of the Rhine, Alps and Pyrenees) as well as annexed territories of Piedmont, Parma, Papal States and Holland after 1810. It was also divided into the pays conquis, which were nominally independent satellite states and formed a zone protecting the borders of the French Empire from attacks from countries such as Britain. ... It also links to the structure of Napoleon's government as prefects which were head of independent departments were often friends of Napoleon a...

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