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    disadvantages are that every time a temp starts a new work assignment (no matter how skilled or unskilled) a certain amount of training is required in order for them to perform their assigned tasks to suit the specific needs of that company. Training time takes out of actual labor time. Another disadvantage is that‚ morale and employee relations problems can arise when you have temps working alongside permanent employees for months‚ doing the same work and putting in the same hours‚ but not receiving

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    1. Nowadays‚ people always throw the old things away when they buy new things‚ some people claim that the broken things should be repaired and used again. What factors cause this phenomenon? What effects the phenomenon leads to? Modern culture is a consumerist one. It is also known as ‘disposable culture’ or ‘use and throw’ culture. In this essay I shall deal with the causes and effects of this phenomenon. The most important reason leading to this phenomenon is the consumerist society we belong

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    relationship where there is no contractual obligation to remain in the relationship; either party may terminate the relationship at any time‚ for any reason‚ as long as the reason is not prohibited by law (Bennett-Alexander & Hartman (2007)) The company I work at talks about how they reserve the right to terminate your employment without notice and without receipt of any Corrective Action Agreement‚ for any reason during the first 90 days of employment and beyond. It goes on to give a list of actions or

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    relationship where there is no contractual obligation to remain in the relationship; either party may terminate the relationship at any time‚ for any reason‚ as long as the reason is not prohibited by law (Bennett-Alexander & Hartman (2007)) The company I work at has a disclaimer in the employee handbook and firings are justified through the discipline procedures outlined in the employee handbook. Underneath the disclaimer there is a space for employee to sign and date. Each year a new signature is required

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    Case Incident 2 Jenny Finch MT302-03 Professor Pam DeLotell March 5‚ 2013 1. To what extent can individual business decisions (as opposed to economic forces) explain deterioration in working conditions for many workers? By reading this case incident it seems to me that individual businesses have the poor economy to blame for the deterioration in their employees conditions. As the economy is not doing well that means that businesses aren’t doing well either. The businesses aren’t bringing

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    yes without time limit all from employer yes time limit: date rarely‚ in NL all except pension in some cases yes time limit: date‚ task‚ project‚ by law (maternity leave f.e.) rarely yes time limit rarely no‚ work agency time limit all from agency In addition to their wages‚ they often receive benefits like subsidized health care‚ paid vacations‚ holidays‚ sick time‚ or contributions to a retirement plan. Even when employment is "at will"‚ permanent

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    domestic statute. Additionally and against the backdrop of a comparative analysis‚ where the Italian jurisdiction is adopted as the “comparator”‚ criticism is expressed by the authors as regards the way the “harmonisation” of EU inspiration (the Temporary Agency Work Directive) has been brought about in this strategic and increasingly important sector of the job market. Particularly‚ it is adumbrated the view that Britain‚ with its rigorous and rigid implementation of the Directive‚ may be currently damaging

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    A contingent workforce is a temporary group of workers who work for an organization on a non-permanent basis‚ also known as freelancers‚ independent professionals‚ temporary contract workers‚ independent contractors or consultants. The contingent workforce style of labor is becoming much more popular in the American economy today because of several different contributing factors. The driving force behind the idea of a contingent workforce is globalization. With the world’s economies becoming

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    evidence in favour of greater job satisfaction levels amongst women falls into two categories: Firstly‚ their job expectations and secondly‚ the type of employment they choose‚ in this case temporary agency employment. Clark (1997) supports the proposition by suggesting that those who expect less from their work will be satisfied with any given job. This can be attributed to the fact that women’s jobs are regarded as inferior as a result of job content‚ limited promotional opportunities‚ attitudes

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