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Question Unit Five-Employment Regulation As the human resources manager, it is your responsibility to keep all human resources employees informed about current employment law. You want to empower employees with resources that they can use independently to research employment law issues and policies. Using Excel, create a table that will be placed on the company's Intranet as an employment law reference. You and your employees will be able to add to this document, so you will focus on the following 4 areas of employment law to begin: ¥              Wages and Hours of Work ¥              Safety and Health Standards ¥              Family and Medical Leave ¥              Whistleblower Protection For each area of employment law, complete the following: ¥              List the federal agency (or agencies) that regulates this area. ¥              Describe how the agency implements the relevant law and policy. ¥              Provide a link to the agency's Web site. You should organize the information within your table so that it is logical and able to be edited in the future. Answer Unit Five-Employment Regulation (EXCEL) It is...

Question Unit Four-Discrimination Part 3 Using APA style format, write a paper of 4-5 pages describing the provisions of the following major labor laws as well as their impact on organizations and the union-management relationship: ¥              The Railway Labor Act ¥              The Norris-La Guardia Act ¥              The Wagner Act ¥              The Taft-Hartley Act ¥              The Landrum-Griffin Act Answer Unit Four-Discrimination Part 3 Abstract Labor in each and every single country is paramount in the production of goods and services in that particular company. In normal circumstances, labor is divided into two broad categories; the skilled and unskilled labor. However, one cannot do without the other and thus both skilled and unskilled labor goes hand in hand. To be able to manage the labor force, a nation has to formulate and implement labor laws that ensure the safety of both the employer and the employee. These labor laws highly depend on with individual countries and the nature, location and level of skills of the parties involved (Srivastava, 2007). The sole of the labor...

Introduction With the advance of technology and the extreme change of weather in various parts of the universe, there is the increase in the energy that is used both by industries and households. Due to the increased need for the available energy, there has been an ongoing campaign that is meant to educate individuals on how best to conserve energy and to use a little amount of it for maximum benefits. Thus, most environmentalists are creating awareness of energy efficiency to reduce the amount of energy required to provide products and services. However, with the realization that renewable resources of energy significantly contribute to air pollution, most companies and governments are striving to educate their citizens of the importance of renewable sources of energy. Renewable energy resources refer to that type of energy collected from resources that are naturally replenished while non-renewable resources of energy are often obtained from fossil energy that is hard and difficult to replenish. This assignment will...

Introduction             With increased globalization and improvement in transport and communication networks, it is now possible to enjoy delicacies produced from far parts of the world. However, it is only a fraction of people who understand the environmental and economic impacts of purchasing food products produced in far parts of the world. This is because majority of people dismiss the impacts of purchasing food from the global industrial system as trivial, forgetting that the effects are cumulative in nature. Current research indicates that purchasing food from the global industrial food system has significant implications in terms of food security, ensuring food safety, and economic as well as environmental impacts. Due to the significant negative impacts, consumers are encouraged to purchase locally grown foods. This paper examines the implications of a meal that we commonly eat involving eggs scrambled with cheese, bacon, and coffee. Meal Analysis Source Identification             The food items that I purchased include eggs scrambled with cheese, bacon, and coffee for breakfast....

Your paper should include all of the following parts. Assess your own energy use: What forms of energy do you currently rely on and where do they originate from? Be sure to consider the energy that you use at home, during travel, and at work or in school. Include at leastfivespecific examples. Consider whether each energy source is renewable or nonrenewable. Using the provided materials, determine which renewable sources of energy would be the most and least appropriate for use in your chosen location. Be sure to discuss the energy form identified by your instructor as well as two other forms of renewable energy, for a total of three forms of renewable energy. Explain how you arrived at your decisions. For example, you may find that solar energy is not a potential resource due to seasonal changes making sunlight inconsistently available throughout the year. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the energy sources you currently rely on as well as...

Explore the available data:school activity calendars, interviews with the parents of the absent students, and other local town information including restaurant inspection reports that will help you determine some potential causes for the absences. Based on all of the information you collect, complete the remaining parts of the PowerPoint presentation: The specific circumstances/symptoms experienced by the students which prevented them from attending school. Two testable, clear hypotheses that state what caused the absences. Be sure to base your hypotheses on the evidence you obtained (e.g., Health Department Restaurant Inspections, details from school calendars, etc.) and include an explanation of who, what, why, when, and how as the evidence supporting your hypotheses. Come up with six follow-up questions for each hypothesis that you could ask to help further your investigation and support or disprove each hypothesis. According to an anonymous town resident, the spike in absences coincided with the annual anniversary of the death of the town’s founder, Jeremiah Potts. The founder...