Discuss the different employee protections set forth by the federal government. Has the federal government put too many restrictions and “protections” on the employer and employee? Why/why not?
Some of the employee protection set forth by the federal government
The federal government has passed the necessary protection and it is restricted to self employed workers, immediate family members of farm workers .It does not place any limits on the number of hours the employee can work.
Discuss the different employee protections set forth by the federal government. Has the federal government put...
Discuss the different employee protections set forth by the federal government. Has the federal government put too many restrictions and “protections” on the employer and employee? Why/why not?
In a paragraph or two please explain why Federal Government seeks to establish standards for employee work hours and compensation? Should the Federal Government (or state governments) regulate this area? Why or why not.
Federal Subject Matter Jurisdiction covers several areas. Please set forth the requirements needed to be granted Diversity of Citizenship in Federal Court. Give a brief description of the issues involved. Please include which State’s Substantive Law is used and why
complete the work sheet Employee #1 Colin Forth, 40 years old Annual Salary $80,000 Married with a 10-year-old son Studied part-time at Humber College for 2 months, and paid tuition fees of $1,500. Spouse, Emma has $65,000 income Employee #2 Renata Hoover, 45 years old Annual Salary $70,000 Single Studied full-time at University of Toronto for 4 months, paid tuition fees of $4,500 Renata’s 75-year-old father lives with her. Her father qualifies for disability tax credit and has no income....
The federal government, state governments, and local governments are all governmental entities. Discuss whether the same conceptual framework, rule making bodies for financial reporting, and objectives of financial reporting are the same for all levels of government, and if not, why not.
With respect to recent U.S Federal Government Fiscal policies what has the Federal Government been doing? Is it following contractionary or expansionary policy? Why? What policy tools have they been using? Is the fiscal policy being followed correct for the current state of the economy?
describe how the federal government has sought to influence the adoption and use of EHRs in the past ten years. Discuss the effectiveness of these efforts
Why did vast sections of public land stay in the hands of the federal government until the 1930s? a. Because land was too expensive for many potential settlers. b. Because the landscape and environment of the American West resisted familiar patterns of development. c. Because few immigrants tended to settle in the West, depriving the area of cheap labor. d. Because so many Anglo settlers refused to move West for fear they would mingle with racial minorities.
1. Discuss what made Earl Devaney such an ethical standout in the federal government. 2. The FDA has proposed rules that would classify cigarettes as a medical device and thereby severely restrict the types of advertising that could be used. What forms and types of feedback would the tobacco companies have during the rule-making process by the FDA?
QUESTION 9 The NLRA excludes the following category of workers from protections of the Act: part-time employees full-time employees supervisors union members QUESTION 10 Under the NLRA the following is not an employee: worker who has a job in a private firm. bargaining unit member. union member. supervisor. QUESTION 11 The Landrum-Griffin Act of 1959: was created to regulate the internal fairs of employers. was vetoed by President Nixon. allows extended picketing for recognitional purposes. was created to regulate the...