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What Do Employers Do,train Or
Number of Words: 930 / Number of Pages: 4
... themselves rather than wait for university graduates to filter into the workplace" (Warning on IT skills crisis, Herald-Sun August 10th, 1999), otherwise we face an IT skills shortage. Ms Moon said the demand far outweighed supply and that IT was "no longer something that affects just a few people, it affects every single one of us". Furthermore, she likened the current crisis to that of the 1950's Snowy Mountain Scheme, where new immigrants solved the labour shortage. However this would not work this time, as the rest of the world also faces a similar problem to Australia.
So how can companies ...
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Health Care System
Number of Words: 1230 / Number of Pages: 5
... there because they provide safe medical care by trained professionals. Parents can feel a sense of ease because they know that their children are learning correct and valuable information concerning sex. Both donors and investors can feel confident that their gifts are an investment in the health and well being of the men, women, and children in their community. This paper will relay the information received from the site visit to Planned Parenthood in Media, Pennsylvania. It will discuss the mission, services, and financial aspects of Planned Parenthood.
Mission Statement. The mission of Plan ...
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Following The Article In The S
Number of Words: 555 / Number of Pages: 3
... the services rendered to them should be adequate and ready to fulfill their needs.
Most service industries, if not all, are all client/customer oriented and they depend on the client to pay for their services that are intangible. With this in mind, it is in their best interest to ensure that the services they offer are useful to the client and that the Customer Support is highly advanced and effectively operational. In reference to this, it is important for organizations, particularly those in the service industry, to realize that their future success is dependant on managers viewing their staff as ...
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Canada Vs America
Number of Words: 1129 / Number of Pages: 5
... qualities that detach Prairie from Maritimes, Ontario from Quebec and the Territories from the British Columbia. Each of these regions are separated by how they live, and their different culture background. Which forms our own identites within the counrty. Canadian and American government also show difference in how they govern themselves. United States is a country of one basic language. It has one main language, for its federal government and for every state. Canada is a country of two basic languages, French and English. A second basic difference between our Constitution and the America ...
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The Patriotic Canadian
Number of Words: 295 / Number of Pages: 2
... For as long as I can remember, Canada has promoted peace any way possible. The United States, on the other hand, has the saying “Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness.” They promote peace, but in a violent way.
I know Canada has its problems, such as the Quebec ‘crisis’. Quebec just has its own provincialisms, which I personally see as a little extreme, but every province wants to be independent, to a certain extent. I am proud how Canada handled that problem. Let Quebec vote, and see if they will separate. The only thing different that I would have done was have al ...
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ASTM Pros
Number of Words: 2432 / Number of Pages: 9
... to manufacture cements at all of its locations across Ontario, the cements at these different locations may perform differently when they chemically react with an admixture due to the nature of the semetitious material at that plant. When testing an admixture across many different cements it becomes more evident that admixtures do not react the same with cements from different location even if they are of the same type. By this it is meant that some cements may result in higher compressive strengths, while other cements may yield very little change or may turn results with side effects such as entra ...
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The Atraction Of Gangs
Number of Words: 606 / Number of Pages: 3
... more popular among our youths. For some people, especially those that have lived in a gang-infested neighborhood for many years, it is unavoidable. For many they see it as their only future. Yet for others the attraction of belonging to a gang stems from loneliness or a need of belonging. These gangs can provide that sense of belonging.
Not only can a gang provide a sense of belonging. They are structured into a closely-knit family like environment. They are ruled by a well-established hierarchy and provide a peer group in which a member can associate with, a group of elders to teach and guide the ...
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Urban Transportation Alternati
Number of Words: 1934 / Number of Pages: 8
... bring human beings to every corner of the world and beyond. However, motorised transportation is not only used in long distance travel, most automobile transportation takes place within urban and suburban centres. As the rate of urbanisation increased over the last century, so did the use of automobiles. Now there are more than 540 million automobiles on the roads of the world with most of these being in the developed countries 1 . Unfortunately cars cause problems, especially when there are many cars in one area such as an urban centre. These problems include, air pollution, noise pollution, and ...
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Aristotle And Virtue
Number of Words: 1229 / Number of Pages: 5
... happiness and how happiness relates to his explanation of virtue.
Happiness, in its current definition, is a somewhat abstract concept. Its pursuit is one of our constitutional tenets, yet to most of us happiness seems to remain slightly out of our grasp. (If only I had more money, more love, more purpose...) We have a tendency to measure our happiness in conjunction with what we possess. Aristotle, on the other hand, defines happiness not as a fulfillment of our bank accounts, stock portfolios and address books, but as fulfillment of our potential as human beings. Aristotle says that a thing (or ...
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Dworkin's Belief Of Preferential Treatment
Number of Words: 1400 / Number of Pages: 6
... practice
it unconsciously. Dworkin states that the long-term goal of preferential
treatment "is to reduce the degree to which American society is overall a
racially conscious society (294)." Preferential treatment does nothing of the
sort. It was used widely in the past and still exists in some areas today. It
has not reduced racial consciousness, but increased it by making people think
more about how many spaces are reserved for their particular race. Instead,
people should think of what their chances are of getting something on account of
their personal knowledge over someone else's, not even c ...
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