Employment law is composed of both federal and state laws to ensure that they provide legal protection to employees and employers. It is set up to ensure that legal guidelines and standards are met by preventing discrimination, promote health and safety, establish a minimum for economic support and to prevent work disputes between labor and management. While I was researching about employment law and reviewing the subtopics along with it the one that stuck out the most to me was...
4 Pages
1902 Words
The main objective of this paper is to determine, the increase of depression in adolescents aged 16-19 years, in Mexico City, from 2014 to 2018, according to the 'Morbidity Yearbook' of the General Directorate of Epidemiology, to understand the importance of focusing our attention on This type of suffering, given that there is currently an increase in this type of ailments, with young people being one of the social groups, in which they predominate. In search of possible solutions, identify...
4 Pages
1910 Words
Video games are overwhelmingly popular nowadays and with every year this trend only rises. The first video games came out in early 1970s, and they were rather simple and mostly nonviolent, but it all has changed in the 1990s, when very brutal games have started appearing, such as Doom, Mortal Kombat, Duke Nukem 3D, Wolfenstein 3D, Postal and Grant theft Auto. All of those listed games relied practically completely on hurting, killing, mutilating other people or animals and stealing. According...
4 Pages
1863 Words
Benjamin Constant was a Swiss-French philosopher, one of the firsts to be called a liberal. This essay concerns with Constantâs classical text âThe Liberty of Ancients Compared with that of Modernsâ, which he had addressed to the Athenee Royal de Paris in 1819. This essay-lecture, written in the wake of the French revolution, presents in an argumentative and a suggestive tone, comparison between the two kinds of liberties - one which was practiced by the ancients and the other which...
4 Pages
1936 Words
Technology in dentistry and medicine has both risks and benefits, but the benefits outweigh the risks that are carried for the patient. Diagnosing and treating in healthcare has evolved dramatically since the adoption of technology. Decades ago, visiting the dentist wasnât something a person desired to do or had a positive experience with. Technology has had a big impact in how both dentistry and medicine are practiced. Technology is the reason that practicing dentistry and medicine is much different than...
4 Pages
1922 Words
Get a unique paper that meets your instructions
800+ verified writers can handle your paper.
Place an order
Introduction to 'Crazy Rich Asians' and Its Cultural Context This movie analysis is based on âCrazy Rich Asiansâ movie that come out last year in 2018. It produces by Jon M. Chu, a Singapore producer based on novel with the title âCrazy Rich Asiansâ wrote by Kevin Kwan in 2013 (Jose, 2018). The main actor of this film was starred by Henry Goulding as Nicholas Young, while the actress was Constance Wu as Rachel Chu. Rachel Chu's Journey: Love and...
4 Pages
1940 Words
In this work, I will analyze the works of Martin Luther King Jr. and Thomas Jefferson and review the strategies used in their works. Martin Luther King Jr.âs âLetter from a Birmingham Jailâ is addressed to several Clergymen, explaining the actions that led him to the jail. Fellow Clergymen called King âunwise and untimelyâ for his work and ideas of peaceful protest. Since King believed that they were âgood menâ, he felt he should explain and answer their statement. Birmingham...
4 Pages
1900 Words
The movie directed by Sean Anders âInstant Familyâ is about a married couple - Pete and Ellie. At the beginning of this movie one of Ellieâs sisterâs mentions the fact that Pete and Ellie had no children. Pete and Ellie never over thought that, they have never even tried to have kids yet. The same day Ellie went on an adoption website and began to get emotional when she saw the children and how in need they were for a...
4 Pages
1923 Words
As children develop, they progress through many stages of life, experiencing many emotions and changes, that are essential to their development. Most of these changes are difficult for them because while their brain is still developing, they are forced to adapt in their relevant society and play along with imposed norms. When adding fame and elements of celebrity life, things only become more complicated. Take, for example, the popular television show Hannah Montana. This show aired from 2006 to 2011...
4 Pages
1867 Words
Warâs, human rightâs movements, Womenâs right movements. What causes misery for millions, freedom for some? What shapes history? Are millions of lives lost because of one individual? Are people released from suffering and anguish because of the social conditions? Or perhaps, is it fate that shapes history? Many historians would argue that historical events are the result of a certain individual- take for example Martin Luther King and the Civil rights movement. Whilst others would argue it was the social...
4 Pages
1896 Words
During the Late-Medieval period, London was established as a âleading commercial city in Europeâ due to its dominance as a trader of wool, distributor of fine goods, and, increasingly, as a producer of luxury items. The capital also benefitted economically from a period of great military success under Henry V in the context of the Hundred Years War. Following a decisive victory at Agincourt, England exerted political control over the duchy of Normandy and entered into a considerably pro-English alliance...
4 Pages
1901 Words
The South African education system has experience many changes after the 1994 democratic elections in efforts to undo and redress past imbalances that dominated the schooling system during the reign of the apartheid government. These changes had a significant impact on learners and teachers as the main goal of the new government was transformation and ensuring equal access into a system that excluded the majority of the population based on race. This essay will attempt to provide a brief definition...
4 Pages
1868 Words
Water is quintessential to lifestyles and it is of quintessential importance to all dwelling organisms. Water constitutes about 90% through weight of the human physique (Williams et al, 2002). The availability of consuming water is an fundamental characteristic for stopping epidemic illnesses and enhancing the fantastic of existence (Borchard et al, 2004). According to the World Health Organization (WHO, 1981), 80% of all ailments are attributed to risky water with about 11.4 billion people in the world struggling from vital...
4 Pages
1879 Words
Nowadays our word is sadly suffering from immerse increase in the amount of wastes, which has happened due to the rapid growth in the population. From here we proposed the idea of Smart Garbage Management System. This proposed system will monitor the amount of waste in dumpsters, detect bad smell and to segregate dry from wet waste. To achieve this aim different sensors will be used which are: moisture, ultrasonic and odor (MQ136) sensors. These sensors will work together in...
4 Pages
1869 Words
Medical experiments conducted on human beings during World War 2 are relevant to this day. From an ethical point of view are evidence of the ignorance and moral blindness of society towards jews and other minorities who were put into concentration camps. However on the other hand, they can be considered as a source of medical research and analysis. Whether or not this data is useful to us is strongly debatable. From scientific, as well as ethical perspectives it has...
4 Pages
1883 Words
Sports facility management is a concept in sports designed to help keep leagues, tournaments, sports complexes, and all other activities orderly and running most efficiently (American Association for Health Education). Sport facility management is not just an issue of making sure that the leisure center is organized. It also involves providing better services and ensuring all stakeholders, especially the customers (players), are familiar with the services. In this report, I will highlight an array of activities that I performed at...
4 Pages
1926 Words
According to Ritchie (2019), Oceania emits 1.3 billion tonnes of CO2 yearly, which is equivalent to 1.3% of the global emissions. Wang et al. (2011) argue that most of the carbon emissions are as a result of the generation of non-renewable energy. From figure 8, in 2016, Oceania generated 227.7412GW of non-renewable energy and 67.29998GW of renewable energy. But, in 2050, it is projected that the region will be able to generate 49.97507GW of non-renewable energy and 708.5722GW of renewable...
4 Pages
1904 Words
South Africa is demonstrating its commitment to a more prosperous future growth direction by promoting clean energies and energy conservation, as well as skills development and job creation through the green economy. South Africa is one of the world's top emitters of carbon dioxide, ranking 12th in terms of top emitters per capita, since fossil fuels provide more than 75 percent of the country's primary resources. With a supportive policy and legislative structure, the country responded to the urgent need...
4 Pages
1941 Words
The nature of biology is necessary to seek life in the early Earth and beyond the Solar System. The first step is to discover the nature of biosignature in those areas (to find remains or signs of previous or existing life). The earliest living things on Earth are assumed to be fossil microorganisms observed in warm water atmospheres where the hydrothermal vent precipitates appear (Dodd et al., 2017). Historically, biosignatures contain isotopic, chemical, and morphological proxies found inside the rocks....
4 Pages
1852 Words
Urbanisation has been considered a long-standing enemy of forests. The population is growing at a rapid pace and the boundary of the cities are expanding and this is the reason why the requirement of land is increasing at a rapid pace leading to the clearing of forests. Urban population growth and industrialisation have been crucial in this regard. This discussion is very relevant as the world is standing on the brink of climate change and deforestation alongside urbanisation is leading...
4 Pages
1925 Words
âInmates go crazy, become clinically mentally ill, in solitary conditions there. We end up with more staff assaults and greater instances of crisis management in a harsh and hostile environment for officers,â said Lance Lowry. He is the president of the union representing the 450 guards, give or take, on death row. These quotes can be found very easily bringing to light the mistreatment of inmates in death row prisons. There are many quotes from prisoners who are obviously struggling...
4 Pages
1908 Words
Humans have contributed to a higher rate of species extinction today for several reasons. Those reasons include housing limitations, overfishing, worsening climate change, pollution, and increasing the number of invasive species worldwide (Gramling, 2019). Humans have transformed 75 percent of land on Earth into urban areas, leaving the rest for all species. Over time wetlands were lost and so did 32 percent of forest areas across the planet preindustrial times. The production of food crops increased, agricultural lands expanded, palm...
4 Pages
1926 Words
The 12 angry men are a group of jurors that have come together for longer than a few minutes and interact with and influence one another, and perceive one another as âusâ and are interdependent with each other. They work towards a common goal of coming to a unanimous consensus about whether the accused at hand is guilty or not. A sense of âweâ feeling is ignited in the group once they realize that the fate of an eighteen year...
4 Pages
1931 Words
In international relations, the relationship between states has primarily been analysed by observing them as having a singular identity and being utility maximizers no matter the level of cooperation. However, âwhile realists view interests as material and objective phenomena, social constructivists tend to argue in interest flow from identity and are not first and foremost material propertiesâ (K.M. Fierke, 2015, p.83) There is a different way to analyse states and the insecurities constructed overtime, and this can be done with...
4 Pages
1855 Words
The essay presents the environmental injustice of the man-made air pollution in one of the world's most air polluted city in the Delhi. The scale of injustice in the populous South-Asian cities are massively different than some of the know environmental injustice, the Flint Water crisis, the disaster of 100,000 people in the city of Flint. In contrary, 600,000 people die annually in Delhi due to air pollution related health hazard. Air pollution kills more people annually in the world...
4 Pages
1900 Words
Introduction to Jacques Derrida In recent French intellectual history, Jacques Derrida was among the most popular, controversial but also knowledgeable figures. He pioneered a way of philosophy to which he called Deconstruction, that radically changed our comprehension of several academic disciplines, particularly literary studies. Derrida was born in El Biar, an Algiers suburb, what used to be French colonial Algeria, in 1930. At school, he was initially sluggish and harbored aspirations to become a professional football player. As all other...
4 Pages
1900 Words
Whether it is conscious or subconscious, people often understand the fight for âgender equalityâ as being a fight for equality between men and women and a fight that must take place within the gender binary. Feminist discourse tends to centralize the struggle of women and, in turn, the feminist movement has sought to dismantle the barriers for inclusion of women, to elevate and empower women, and to ensure that women have access to the same opportunities that men do. Mainstream...
4 Pages
1864 Words
Wi-Fi technology is among the greatest success stories of this new technology era, and its societal benefits are known to most of the worldâs population. Wi-Fi has connected and entertained people, and has assisted in the creation of new technologies, industries, and careers around the globe. According to a recent report from the Wi-Fi Alliance (Telecom Advisory Services, LLC 2018), more than 9 billion Wi-Fi devices are currently in use worldwide, where individuals, families, governments, and global organizations depend on...
4 Pages
1944 Words
No matter has divided Irish politics and society as vigorously in recent generations as the topic of partition. Ireland was partitioned, or divided into Northern and Southern Ireland in May 1921 after the Fourth Home Rule Act became law on that day. The question continues to dominate politics in Northern Ireland to this day as politics is still divided between supporters of partition (Unionists) and opponents of partition (Nationalists). Partition was proposed several times before it actually happened and was...
4 Pages
1861 Words
Food is a necessity and a basic human right. It plays a vital role in the promotion of health and disease prevention. However, as recorded in the 2020 Global Hunger Index the GHI score trend has increased to 13.3 by comparing to 2012 which is only 11.8 (Global Hunger Index Rank, 2021). In order to overcome the spreading of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Malaysian government released the Movement Control Order (MCO) that effective from 18 to 31 March 2020, later...
4 Pages
1945 Words
