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Impact of Global Issues on Employment Law
Globalization is a recent phenomenon where business is no longer restricted to the borders of one nation, but now the entire world. As the world financial markets and businesses become more integrated, there is more of a need for uniformity in the international system. With growing business integration, there are many issues of employment law that arises form continued globalization.
By Lee Davis7 years ago in Journal
Why I'll Never Work in a Restaurant Again
Before I start this, I want to put out a full disclosure. I am by no means trying to upset or insult anyone who works in the restaurant industry. I know plenty of close friends who absolutely love their job and have turned it into a passionate career. This is merely an opinion that should be taken with a grain of salt. For me, working at a restaurant was not a career path to follow. My views are being shared for another perspective, one that rarely gets spoken about. While a lot of people enjoy this job, I also know people who have hated it as well as some who are unaware of the struggles jobs like this have.
By Ashlyn Harper7 years ago in Journal
College Ahead - Mind the Gap
No parental supervision, strict curfews, house chores or daily school assignment—it’s year-round parties and one big adventure from now on, right? When you hit your 20s life seems to suddenly explode with a lot of apparently hidden abilities and opportunities. It feels like the perfect time to start building your future self and, switching from (high school) Senior to (college) Freshmen, sounds like the great way to go about it.
By Philip P.7 years ago in Education
A Comfy Retirement Is a Luxury Denied to Many…
A time will come when you’re ready to give a big middle finger to the monotony of everyday employment and wade peacefully in the waters of uninterrupted retreat, travel, family, hobbies, or just infinite boredom and nudeness. Well if you haven’t yet thought about how you’re going to fund those 25 to 30, “I’m going to do what the hell I want” years, you’re bound to die working. That is, unless you think you’ll be able to live on the projected social security retirement benefits that will fall right around $1,300 a month. This amount could be even less if you choose to start receiving your social security at the earliest age of 62, which is only a 75 percent payout. You’d have to wait four years longer at the age of 66 to receive 100 percent of what you’re entitled to. Who the hell wants to work all their life just to struggle once they step into their golden years? We’d be idiots to concentrate and rely on this one resource of retirement funding. Let’s not put all of our eggs into a single government basket—we must invest in ourselves!
By Harris Cartel7 years ago in Trader
Get an Easy A+ on a Test
Tests. I mean, we all hate them. Sitting there in that cubicle of a classroom and regurgitating the information you learned weeks prior—not fun for anyone, trust me. Yet, there really are a few simple steps you can take—besides your typical flashcards of course—in order to know, for sure, that you will receive a good grade on that exam.
By Katie Curt7 years ago in Education
Managing Organizational Change
Organizational change can be a difficult process for any organization, but especially one to manage. Organizational change is when a company makes a change or transition from its current state to a future state that is different. Managing organizational change is the process of planning and implementing some sort of change in an organization. The process can be difficult as managers must make sure that they do not upset the employees while at the same time they maximize the effectiveness of the change.
By Lee Davis7 years ago in Journal
Work You Can Travel With
The most common question I get when I speak about our upcoming travels to our surrounding six states is how I will afford it. Though this question has formed to seem little to me, I am prepared to answer every question thrown at me.
By Shawntelle Moncy7 years ago in Journal
5 Ways College Students Can Save Money in a Practical Way
College is no doubt the most money-consuming time of your life. Throughout the whole process, there is so much "free money" that students overlook, as well as opportunities to not pay anything at all. Many websites, apps, and even your school have opportunities to save money that you may not even know exist.
By Emily Martin7 years ago in Education