My previous job was fabulous, it was in Narragansett, and it was at a restaurant. ... Lastly, I had better shifts and that means I had better pay. ... I had better pay because the restaurant would be really busy and I would go home with a large amount of tips. Also, I could get paid cash or be on the payroll, which ever I choose, and sometimes my mother would give me extra money in my pay. I do miss my previous job, but my summer job is fabulous too....

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Having a Job in College Most students fear the time when their parents will say that they need to get a job to help pay for things such as, car insurance, gas, and things you want for yourself. ... Some students have no choice but to work, because they have to pay their own way through college or they have to pay back money to loan companies which under the "standard repayment plan, you repay your student loan in equal monthly installments over a period that cannot exceed 10 years (120 monthly payments). ... It also shows that you can balance a job and good grades. ... These three terms sta...

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They've received scholarships, but financially strapped students can't always balance academics, athletics, and a job. ... Many argue that participating in college athletics is similar to holding a full time job, except without the financial benefits. ... Does this sound like a job to you? ... With the establishment of pay to players, many of the problems being reported today would be non-existent such as; illegal recruiting practices and payments under the table. ... Even though some say that the scholarships are enough, paying players would cut out the illegal contact between recru...

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These players deserve their pay as they do a lot for the university as a whole. ... It is big task to try and juggle both education and sports especially when so much of their time goes into the sports side of this; most would argue its equivalent to a full time job. ... Many players have gotten hurt and still have had to pay for the surgery. ... When you combine all of these responsibilities such as practices, games, as well as classes it is more than enough to say they are working a full time job....

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Athletes should get paid a lot as fans are willing to pay tickets to watch them. ... This could mean he has no job, no qualification to get one and he didn't learn anything in school. ... Also the sponsors pay them too much just for them being on television....

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Do you actually know how to fill out a job application form? ... If you mess up in a job, there is a big chance you can make your costumer unhappy or you can actually get fired from your job. ... Kids should be taught now to save money, how to pay the bills, how go get a job, learn to write a ressmay. ... Does learning actually pay the bills? Yes having an education will get you a job. ...

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When we are little a dream appears to us of the most insane job. ... We then grow, change, and seem to go to the job with the highest pay most people regretting to go to work day after day. ... Advantages Disadvantages 1.Chefs have a high pay 1. ... The job requires 4yrs college and many degrees. ... Decent pay 3 on schedule as well A writer would never consider the disadvantages of being a writer to though of being a chef greater. ...

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However no all the jobs are as nice as we would like to. ... I was in love with my job. ... Additionally the best of that was that I was getting pay weekly. In fact I was enjoying the job where I was able to see new people almost every day and getting pay for it. ... Those people had to pay their own health insurance, rent, buy food and more. ...

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Just simply paying attention and listening makes going to school so much easier. ... Paying attention in class reduces the load on the student, not to mention our parents who are footing the bill for our education. We are all going to have to listen to someone one day, and the ability to listen and comprehend will probably determine what we achieve in our adult life, this includes; job security (money), wife/husband/family (happiness). ... The curriculum should be taught in an interesting, intriguing, and challenging environment, in order to maintain a level of class participation that enh...

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Then they are allowed to pay this money back a little at a time. ... I made the first few payments, which were hard because I love to spend but I hate to pay back. ... There was no job, no income, no co-signer required. ... Unless I get a job that I makes tons of money I can't pay them off anytime in the future. I figure that I will be paying them back until the day that I die. ...

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Sports are played all over the world, with most organizations paying their athletes in some form of compensation. ... Athletes are like any other college student, most have to struggle through the difficulties of being cash strapped, and as a result of their demanding athletic and scholastic schedules, cannot carry the extra load of a job. Being an athlete is a full time job and College athletes should be paid as a form of compensation for providing services and financial funds to their respective institutions. ... Yet, for most student athletes who are not financial set, it is near impossible...

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The lack of pay is not seen anywhere else in the work place and shouldn't be seen here. ... He said "Going into college, I never thought I would need another job, now would I have a worry in the world. After my freshman year, I realized that there was no way to hold down a job while attending classes, film sessions, working out, or going to practice. ... With a scholarship check of $600/month, the cost of living on the rise, food, gas, and anything else that was needed, I had to reevaluate my stance on getting a job.... In addition, I believe paying college athletes would help to beg...

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We look for jobs we want as opposed to looking for a job that we need. ... He was able to live off unemployment for 3 years and simply stated, "Why work for slightly more money when the government will just pay me to fill out job applications? ... Most states only ask that you apply to two to three jobs per week. ... In contrast, if I tell someone that they are paying for someone else to do the things they do then it raises questions. ... When's the last time you offered to pay someone else's rent? ...

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The worst thing about being a dead broke college student is that every semester the cycle starts over again; more books to buy and tuition to pay. ... The paradox of college is that you are attending in order to further your education so you can get a higher paying job that will alleviate your financial woes. Some students have to work at a job while attending college in order to live. ...

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The father won't be home for another hour from his job at the local hospital. ... These people all had to work hard for many years to get the jobs that they have, and even if they could reach the highest level of pay for their job, they would still only make a small fraction of what athletes do. ... It is the spectators who are willing to pay the money to see Michael Jordan or Barry Bonds play. If the fans would not pay to see the games, the athletes would not get paid. The spectators do not need to pay one hundred dollars for a ticket to go watch a team of high paid all-stars dribble...

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Monetary and Non-Monetary incentive- when you describe monetary, it is like if you had a career in engineering, you have that job because you like the money it pays. ... This causes jobs that were here before are gone and people who were laid off have to learn new skills or get an education because there is no more labor for them, They must find a job at a store or an office, they must be retrained. 3. The difference between a job and a profession is that in a profession you would probably earn much more money because you had to have had some education in that area, in a profession you ha...

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Women and men alike pay for their children's lives either to spend their life working to have the means to raise them, or to sacrifice dreams they had in order to raise them. Women and men also pay for romance in way much like that of having children. Maybe they sacrifice dreams of careers, or a matching mate, no matter what the sacrifice is; they must pay for something that they want. ... He has a career that consumes much of his free time and, in order to keep her he has to sacrifice his job. ...

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In the peace settlement, it was agreed that certain countries would pay other countries war reparations. Obligations to pay back war debts slowed business expansion and international trade. In order to make money, governments then had to raise tariffs in order to pay for importation of resources and goods. ... In the 1920s the production of goods exceeded the demand for the products and as a result a vast number of factories were closed, which put many employees without a job. ...

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The parents pay the bills. They pay the electric, the water, the rent, the telephone bills, and the cable bill or satellite bill. ... They have to pay the water, electric, rent, garage, phone, and cable or satellite bills. ... They must have some job to pay for all of this, because they don't live with their parents anymore. ... They can buy whatever they want as long as they have the money to pay the bills. ...

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Most of the jobs that the people want need a business degree. There are many jobs that you need a business degree for. ... They know that business is what gives jobs to people. ... Their tired of worrying about if they will be able to pay this months bills. ... They are the ones that you will see with the good jobs making good money. ...

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When I was first hired I wasn't sure what the pay was going to be, when I found out it was $5.25 per hour plus tips it sounded really good. After working there for a week I realized the pay was a lot more than I expected it to be, I was making, just in tips, between $90.00 and $140.00 per night plus my $5.25 per hour. ... From my perspective this particular market for labor works great, I was making good money mostly in tips while my employer was still only paying me $5.25 per hour. ... So in my experience, keeping me happy about my job made me a better worker for my employer, thus ke...

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The Democrats want to increase the debt limit so they can pay for Obamacare to exist. ... Most people who live under the poverty level, will eventually be required to buy health insurance or pay the annual penalty fine when it comes around to being tax time. ... It's not fair that millions have lost their jobs and benefits and had their hours cut. ... What you might not understand is that some of these Americans that get this insurance may only be paying 100 dollars or less a month for health care insurance, but absolutely nothing is covered until you pay your deductible. Paying 2500-50...

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Having a job has many benefits. ... They begin to see that working hard does pay off. ... They will get higher paying jobs that suit their character if they continue to work hard through high school and go to college. A student's first job may not be glorious. ... They learn the responsibility on the job, and the responsibility of having a job. ...

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Dictionary.com defines pay as, "transfer[ing] money as compensation or recompense for work done or services rendered " (Dictionary.com, 2012). ... By the definition of the word "pay " they are entitled to something for the jobs they are performing. ... Both employees fulfill their job requirements to the letter, however one of them does extra work that results in some extra income for the employer. ... The pay for athletes should be reflective of what they are responsible for brining in. ...

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If sitting around watching ESPN all-night and getting paid at the same time sounds like a good deal, than babysitting is the job for you. ... You know all about flattering girls, so just work your magic on the mother and, BAM; you've got the job! While arriving to the job, it is important to be late. ... This is important because most parents will pay you more or hire you again if you return the child in the same condition as before. ... When the parents finally arrive to pay you your easily earned cash, be sure to take the money right away and leave. ...

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