Labor

Labor shortages in the delivery of health care and related services can have a negative impact on health service business as well as the health of patients in the community. For this reason, is it important for facility administrators to think critically and creatively about how to prevent any disruption...

Fascism is a political regime that works to serve the interest of the state while it undermines the public rights. Fascist governments are opposed to democratic rights of the people it rules. Fascism believes in the greatness and superiority of the nation. Dictatorial regimes mostly live in fear and therefore...

Everyday individuals apart of the workforce contribute to the growth and production of a business. Often, these individuals are hired to perform a specific task or duty that they are deemed qualified for and that is deemed necessary for a company to meet their overall goals. The distribution of tasks,...

Issues surrounding undocumented workers have generated intense debates across different platforms (Query, 2006). The rise in the numbers of undocumented workers across the globe has been accelerated by the increase in the number of immigrants in different countries. Apparently, one of the most controversial issue generated by these undocumented workers...

The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) recently came up with new rules and regulations on how it was going to proceed with elections. Since its formation nearly a century ago, the primary mandate of the Board has been to provide a framework for which employees in the United States can...

In today’s business world, it is not at all uncommon to have some international connections. This could be anything from importing products, production, or even a call center. Inevitably this has to change the realms by which business is done. There should be some ties between what is ethical and...

One of the most notable effects of industrialization in the late nineteenth century was the great extent to which skilled craftsmen could work in factories. However, three major consequences were associated with the transformation of workers. First, workers lost the bargaining power that their expertise and tools had offered them....

The ability to stretch to accommodate more workers in an organization solely relies on the amount of profit that the company can make. The firm considers the income generated from the profiting activities. The company can absorb more employees to further the production, distribution, and internal management of the organization....

Railway labor act was enacted into law in 1926 with the support of labor and management of railway industry. In 1936, it was expanded to the U.S airline industry. Presently, the act provides a balanced legal framework for the resolution of labor disputes in the two industries. The act also...

International trade is not the main reason for the loss of manufacturing jobs in the United States during the recent decades as there are other factors such as automation. The steep development in technology, especially robotics, should be blamed for a considerable decline in the number of jobs in the...

IntroductionJapan’s labor market has considerably improved over the past decade, recording low unemployment rate of about 3.1%. Although the country has had gradual advancements, the wage has remained stagnant for a number of years. In spite of these improvements, Japan still faces various severe labor issues such as labor shortages....

The Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) was first enacted in 1938 (dol.gov) by President Franklin D. Roosevelt. It was initially created to establish a structure to the social and economic systems in America. The Act has taken on different forms since its inception but the common denominator has been to...

The fact that the parking lot of the World Tea & Coffee, Inc. is located eleven stores from it still implies that it is their parking, private property. The non-employee union organizers have the right to reach employees of any organization and lure them to join their union (Flanagan, 1986)....

Management would prefer collective bargaining in a situation where singular agreements may have a ripple effect on the rest of employment terms. Such ripple effect may include triggering of a cycle of negotiations focusing on single aspects of the employment contract. In an effort to mitigate the occurrence of such...

The grievances presented by Jack throughout the case study seem accurate and would require the intervention of the Union. As explained by Harrisson, Roy and Haines (2011) the Labor Unions seeks to protect the employees and ensuring that they receive their rights as outlined in the National Labor Relations Act...

In the past, nurses were hesitant to be associated with unions. However, that thought is changing and the idea is becoming associated with the ability of nurses to control nursing practice as well as the quality of care that is rendered to patients. Unions allow nurses to regain control over...

Romanian self-initiated expatriates (SIE), specifically, Romanian students that have chosen to study in Denmark, often plan on remaining in the country after they complete their education. “SIEs are those whose international experience is not initiated by an international transfer within an organization but rather is initiated without organizational assistance and...

There are numerous ways to reduce an organization’s operating costs to increase profit and lessen waste. Budgeting and monitoring expenses, such as salaries and benefits, are essential to ensuring that unnecessary costs are kept to a minimum. With my organization being a credit union which is a banking institution, eliminating...

Malta is a small island that faces many of the same issues as the rest of the world concerning an ageing labor force and a lack of opportunity for its older citizens. As the number of people who are no longer considered employable due to their age increases, they must...