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Practically speaking, people tend to find a job with a higher income to meet their day to day needs. Whilst, in reality, the feeling of satisfaction with their job weighs more than the compensation itself which I agree with. Contentment is way more necessary regardless...
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Minimum wage in California currently is about ten dollars to fifteen dollars an hour, depending on amount of employees working for a company, for example. That much money an hour sounds like a dream, which is what most think when they compare the current minimum...
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Quality of Work Life is becoming an increasingly popular concept in recent times. The term “Quality of work life” has appeared in research journals and the press in USA only in 1970s. There is no generally acceptable definition about this term. However, some attempts were...
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Shende S. P. and Dr. Patil G. B. (2015) undertook a study of the 25 industries in 12 industrial zones of Nagpur division for the purpose to know the existing status of Workers’ Participation in Management concept. Being a social entity the each worker has...
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My personal values and social location have influenced how I am situated within the profession, my views and articulation of social work, and my feelings about becoming a social worker. I am a cisgender, heterosexual, English-speaking, chronically-disabled, African-Canadian woman in my mid-twenties. The personal challenges...
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Having the freedom to lounge in your pajamas, choose your own working hours, and doing so all from the comfort of your own La-Z-Boy may sound like an arrangement that will attract the envy of your typical 9-to-5-ers, but is this “ideal” setup really beneficial...
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In an age where 70 percent of people in the workforce experience depression and 35 million workdays are lost each year due to mental illness, knowing how to identify signs of mental health problems at work is imperative. Mental health challenges don’t go away at...