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 Importance Of Child Labour
Introduction:

Child labour is defined as children who provide work and as a result of this, can possibly affect
their mental and physical health. As well as this, if the work interferes with their education or
removes the option to go to school; it is classed as child labour (International Labour Organization
2017). The International labour office (2012) estimates that 168 million children in the world are
experiencing a form of child labour and more than half of them are in work that has a direct
impact on their health. In this literature review, I investigate the effects of businesses using child
labour and two sides to why child labour can be seen as good and bad. I will also analyse corporate
social responsibility and how this applies to businesses with using child labour as an example.

Methodology:

This literature review will not include the use of any primary research however will use secondary
and only secondary research. This will involve me using online websites and articles as research, as
well as this, I will be using the University of Brighton Aldrich Library.

Laws and Regulations:

The minimum age for employment in the UK for part time work is 13 only for acting or
modelling careers and they would need a licence in order to work in the specific areas and for full
time employment, the minimum age is 16 (GOV.UK 2017). However, many businesses in the UK
have previously included child labour in their production such as Marks and Spencer s who had
Syrian
 Why Nations Fail By Daron Acemoglu And James A. Robinson
Why Nations Fail by Daron Acemoglu and James A. Robinson explains the different and unique
origins of power, prosperity, and poverty for certain nations. The preface of Why Nations Fail
foreshadows what is next to come by explaining that key historical events in life can make or break
a country s success and future. Next, each chapter dives into these key historical events, known as
case studies, and analyses that chapter s nation(s) and why the nation is either poverty stricken or
prosperous. This is known as the book s methodology. The authors give examples such as with
inclusive and extractive institutions to argue against theories that suggest why nations are poor that
are not correct such as the geography hypothesis, culture hypothesis, and ignorance hypothesis. This
book argues that nations have and will continue to fail politically and economically if they
implement extractive institutions instead of inclusive institutions. The gap in literature between the
authors of Why Nations Fail and other authors of works of non fiction that describe why nations fail
is the nature of specific institutions. These institutions are inclusive economic institutions, inclusive
political institutions, extractive economic institutions, and extractive political institutions. These
different institutions are the main focus of the book. The authors go on in detail as to why these
institutions are so key to understanding how a nation became to poverty stricken or rich. The authors
of Why Nations Fail particularly dislike and articulate why hypothesis such as the geography,
ignorance and culture hypothesis are not sufficient evidence for why a nation was and still continue
to be poor to this day. These hypotheses can be known as the fallacious hypotheses. The first
fallacious hypothesis is the geography hypothesis. The geography hypothesis states that the
differences between countries and their economic success is due their geography and where they are
located. For example, the French philosopher Montesquieu believed that tropical climates were less
prosperous than temperate climates because the soil is not the most productive and the tropical
climatemade the inhabitants lazy, and therefore making them work less and
 Mule Deer Case Study
The large population sizes of ungulates limit much of the genetic issues associated with selective
harvest. However, due to the common hunting strategies individuals, often males, with high
reproductive value are removed. Pairing this with the issue of the tragity of the commons
management of commonly harvested populations is imperative. To manage this population of mule
deer in Colorado a detailed Microsoft Excel spreadsheet has been used for 29 years. To ease
management of this population I would not utilize trial and error based on this spreadsheet.
However, it does provide ample insight into how various management strategies will play out in the
landscape. Moreover, due to the dangers associated with stochasticity and constant
 I Had Someone Who We Are All A Product Of Our Environment
Recently I had someone say to me, we don t know who we are because we are all a product of our
environment. That said, the question remains: Are we defined by our environment and merely a
product of it, or we posses the ability to make decisions despite it? The age old question of who
am I kept stirring in my mind. It got me thinking about how I define myself and how the
environment that I grew up in has shaped me. My first thought was Wait a minute I know who I
am, I think? So I made a list of the obvious; wife, mother, sister, daughter, granddaughter, niece, etc.
Looking at that list I realized that those labels were just words used to define my relationships to
other people.
I have never really thought about the labels that define my relationships they are just words. I
seldom thought about how the culture or environment I grew up in affected me or my relationships
to others. I took these things for granted. Can we control the environment we re born into? Are we
supposed to somehow see beyond the culture we were raised in; The culture that compels us to act,
live and think in certain ways?
As a young girl living in the 1960 s era women lived and defined themselves by their marriage or
birth to a man. As a woman you could not open a bank account without your husband s co signature.
You could not start a business without your husband s permission and a signature. Most of the
woman that did work were teachers, nurses, or secretaries. Women accounted for six
 Austrobilharzia Variglandis Is A Swimmer s Itch
The common name of Austrobilharzia Variglandis is a swimmer s itch.
What does your worm look like? The Austrobilharzia Variglandis looks like a long, thin fish with
two sharp ends or fins at the end of it.
What is the life cycle of your worm? The life cycle of my worm is eggs are passed in waste, the
eggs then hatch and release miracidia, the parasite develops in a molluscan intermediate host,
humans are exposed to the dermatitis producing cercariae, cercariae then makes it s way to the skin
of birds and their blood vessels. Where are the eggs laid? They lay their eggs inside the host animal.
Where do the adult worms live? The adult worms are found in the blood vessels where they make
eggs that are then passed to waste.
What type of climate does the worm live in? The climate in which swimmer s itch lives is wet. ...
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The disease a swimmer s itch causes is a cutaneous inflammatory response usually connected with
stabbing of the skin by cercariae of bird schistosomes.
In what area/region of the world is this disease predominantly found? This disease is mostly found in
the United States, most heard in Great Lakes region.
What are the symptoms of this disease? The symptoms of this disease are reddening and itching of
the skin in water.
Who/what are hosts of your worm/disease? The hosts of my worm/disease are ducks. Nassarius
obsoletus and snails are the transitional hosts for this species.
What are the risk factors of developing this disease? A host is most likely to contract the swimmers
itch disease
How is the disease transmitted? The disease is passed on from one organism to another under the
clothes worn by swimmers where the organisms are trapped after the person leaves the
 Social Influences In Margaret Laurence s The Loons
What goes on inside isn t ever the same as what goes on outside. (Lawrence, the Fire Dweller). The
short story The Loons by Margaret Laurence has been influenced through many stages of life
including personal influences, social influences and even political influences. The man she marries,
her father s death, and understand how to respect everyone added to the personal influence. Who
Laurence was raised by, and their role models resulted in social influences in the short story, and
Laurence moving and the culture she was immersed in truly shaped her which helped shape the path
of her short story through cultural influence. To start off, Margaret Laurence s personal influences
will be discussed.

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To begin, Laurence s biological mother and father had both passed away when she was around
nine years old. After their deaths, Laurence was raised solely by her grandparents, which led to
her grandfather being the fatherly role model in her life (www.canadianstudies.ca). Likewise in
The Loons , Piquette s mother was not present in her life and Piquette instead was forced to play
the role of the mother in her family as the father gave no support. For example, The mother s not
there my father replied. She took off a few years back. Can t say I blame her. Piquette cooks for
them, and she says Lazarus would never do anything for them as long as she s there (Laurence, 2)
From the quote is shown that Laurence applied the parentless childhood that she had and directly
applied into onto Piquette s character to show the hardship and pain that she had to go through
which influenced her in ways that made her write the story. Secondly, both Laurence and Piquette
relied on another male figure in their lives to give them the support of their father. Laurence
received this fatherly figure from her grandfather and Piquette received it from Vanessa s father
which was told when Piquette told Vanessa Your dad was the only person in Manawaka that had
ever done any good to me (Laurence, 9). With that statement Piquette showed how Laurence was
influenced negatively by her father, but positively by her
 Analysis Of Pablo Neruda
In most cases, texts that are translated lose meaning, as sometimes words from a native language
cannot be translated exactly into a desired language, or they lose context. World literature
translations also lead to the dangers of a single story where you only get to read one side of the story
(the one of the author) without having a perspective of the natives about the story that was written.
To understand, how language is used in world literature, and how text translations change our
understanding and meaning of the text, we need to be able to understand the culture, have historical
understanding of the time the literary work was written, and factors that might affect society in
which the author had written. When one wants to study world literature, they need to consider that
translations of the text smooths out not only linguisticsrichness but also the original and political
force a work can have in its original context. World literature needs to be studied with close
attention to the original language and context, including works that have new meaning and take
new dimensions abroad. There is a shift that unfolds on the internal logic of the work itself, but
often come as complex dynamic of cultural change and contestation. For a work to be considered a
valuable piece in world literature it must be read first as literature, and secondly circulate into a
broader world beyond linguistic and cultural point of origins. Pablo Neruda s poems are post
colonial responses to
 Civil War And The 1960s
A History of Protest Music Revolutionary War to the 1960s Protest music in the United States
dates back to the 19th century. This protest music focused around subjects that were topical for
the time period. Among these topics were the Civil War. Another topic was slavery, and its
abolition. A final topic was women s suffrage. A famous group of protest singers was the
Hutchinson Family Singers. Their notoriety, which spanned the mid 19th century, began in 1839.
Their songs about abolition were what they were known for. They also sang about the Civil War,
the temperance movement, women s suffrage, and other social reform movements. They are
considered by many to be the precursors to famous 20th century protest singers songwriters.
Negro spirituals is a subgenre of music that many see as a form of protest music. The focus of the
spirituals were slavery and oppression. Many well known Negro spirituals draw influence from the
troubles other oppressed groups in history faced. During the 20th century, there was protest music
before the Vietnam War. The most common topic was the struggle for fair wages and working
hours for the working class. Also, the attempt to unionize the American workforce. Another protest
music topic was the Great War or World War I. There were songs protesting war in general. There
were also songs that protested America s involvement in what was considered a European war. A
third protest music topic was the hardships of the 1920s and 1930s, such as the
 The Iliad And The Odyssey
Homer had once said In youth and beauty, wisdom is but rare! a very relatable quote to the story of
the Iliad. But who exactly is Homer? For starters, Homer was a poet who lived from 800 B.C.E and
died in 701 B.C.E. He was from Greece, and to be specific he had lived somewhere along the coast
of Asia Minor according to biography.com. Also, he is most famous for his epic poems which were
The Iliadand The Odyssey. Now as for whether he truly existed or not is still quite a mystery.
Some scholars believe him to be one man; others think these iconic stories were created by a
group. A variation on the group idea stems from the fact that storytelling was an oral tradition and
Homer compiled the stories, and then recited them to memory (biography.com, 2016). The story of
The Iliad, however, was one filled with a lot of love, betrayal, and you guessed it war. Part of the
reason that this epic poem focused so much on these three topics is because in ancient Greek dramas
those topics had the ability to receive the most attention from its viewers.
To begin with, a little background on the Iliad itself. The story was written over a span of 24 books
total. It all begins during the middle of the Trojan War according to David Silverman. And in quick
summarization, the Trojan War all began because Menelaus s wife Helen was wooed by Paris of
Troy into running away with him which ruined the alliance between Troy and Greece and beginning
the war. So at the beginning of the Iliad King
 A Sexual Reproduction
ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION

Asexual reproduction is a mode of reproduction by which offspring arise from a single parent, and
inherit the genes of that parent only; it is reproduction which does not involve meiosis, ploidy
reduction, or fertilization. The offspring will be exact genetic copies of the parent. A more stringent
definition is agamogenesis which is reproduction without the fusion of gametes. Asexual
reproduction is the primary form of reproduction for single celled organisms such as the
archaea,bacteria, and protists. Many plants and fungi reproduce asexually as well.
While all prokaryotes reproduce asexually (without the formation and fusion of gametes),
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Plants that reproduce vegetatively may form a clonal colony, where all the individuals are clones,
and the clones may cover a large area.

SPORE FORMATION

Many multicellular organisms form spores during their biological life cycle in a process called
sporogenesis. Exceptions are animals and some protists, who undergo gametic meiosisimmediately
followed by fertilization. Plants and many algae on the other hand undergo sporic meiosis where
meiosis leads to the formation of haploid spores rather than gametes.

FRAGMENTATION

Fragmentation is a form of asexual reproduction where a new organism grows from a fragment of
the parent. Each fragment develops into a mature, fully grown individual. Fragmentation is seen in
many organisms such as animals (some annelid worms, turbellarians and sea stars), fungi, and plants.
Some plants have specialized structures for reproduction via fragmentation, such asgemmae in
liverworts.

AGAMOGENESIS

Agamogenesis is any form of reproduction that does not involve a male gamete. Examples are
parthenogenesis and apomixis. Parthenogenesis is a form of agamogenesis in which an unfertilized
egg develops into a new individual. Parthenogenesis occurs naturally in many plants, invertebrates
(e.g. water fleas, rotifers, aphids, stick insects, some ants, bees and parasitic wasps), and vertebrates
(e.g. some reptiles, amphibians, fish, very rarely birds).

REGENERATION

In biology, regeneration is the process of renewal,

The October birthstones are two remarkable types of gemstones, namely tourmaline and opal.
While they are both visually appealing, they differ from each other in a number of different ways.
Each one will enhance the jewellery of one s choice when he or she wishes to wear his or her
birthstone daily or to special events. Below, we share a brief description of each of these gemstones
along with other pertinent information.

Facts About Tourmaline Gemstones

As a crystalline boron silicate mineral, a tourmaline gemstone can contain a variety of elements such
as iron, aluminium, sodium, potassium, lithium or magnesium. Its classification is a semi precious
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It also contains high clarity with limited inclusions. Tourmaline gemstones will vary in price
depending upon their size, colour, and hardness and clarity level. In addition, this stone is ideal for
earrings, bracelets, rings, pendants and other pieces of jewellery.

Information About Opal Gemstones

The first bit of interesting information about opals that you may like to know is the fact that they
are the Australia s national gemstone. In addition, this country mines 95 percent of all the high
quality opals in its outback area. These stones come in a wide assortment of base colours from
white to black with a mix of other colours to provide special enhancement. In fact, many have
compared these stones to fireworks, galaxies or even volcanoes to describe their mixture of colours.

The name opal comes from the Sanskrit word upala , which means precious stone . Certain ancient
cultures believed this stone was unlucky, but the opal is believed to be a symbol of truth, purity and
hope according to the Europeans. Today, you can find jewellery in various types of metals, including
silver, yellow gold, white gold and even pink gold that contain these attractive
 Plantation Life In Hawaii In The 1800s
Today, hard and back breaking labor isn t required for people to get everything. However, what if
today s citizens lived back in the 1800s, in Hawaii? In that time, the sugar plantation was growing
rapidly. The economy was booming, and more workers were required to meet the production of
sugar. As a result, King Kamehameha IV along with the government decided to import foreign
workers. Although this solved the economy problem, it came with a cost of the way plantation
workers lived. Plantation life in Hawaiiin the 1800s was difficult. The living conditions were poor.
The labor was harsh and grueling. There were also unequal racial and gender treatments.

In the 1800s, the living conditions of plantation life were poor. Workers had to live
 Analysis. Outback Steakhouse Was Started In 1988 In Florida
Analysis
Outback Steakhouse was started in 1988 in Florida and falls under the Bloomin Brands umbrella.
Outback Steakhouse was founded on hospitality, sharing, quality, being courageous and having fun.
The previous TNA (training needs assessment) revealed that Outback Steakhouse has training issues
that need to be addressed. The training issues revealed were high turnover rates and poor customer
service skills. Therefore, these main needs relate to skills that are not being addressed by the current
training plan.
Training Goals and Objectives
In order to stay competitive within the industry and increase sales it is vital that Outback Steakhouse
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In order to maximize financial gain, Outback Steakhouse must lower the turnover rate, which is
linked to financial loss. The higher turnover leads to higher financial loss, poor customer service, and
the restaurant not reaching their business objectives and goals. When an organization provides
training opportunities, it can increase job satisfaction by boosting motivation and morale. Managers
play a large role in poor customer service, high turnover rates and low employee morale. Ensuring
that the mangers are being trained on effective leadership, conflict resolution and management
techniques greatly impact the employees by ensuring they feel valued and also ensuring the
workplace runs more efficiently.
The staff receiving training will be servers, hosts, takeaway servers, bartenders and FOH managers.
The total FOH staff totals 65 employees. The goals for training will revolve around customer service
skills, competency skills and conflict resolution. These goals ultimately improve the workplace and
can improve employee satisfaction with the workplace which lessens turnover rates as well as
focusing on improving customer service to increase sales with the restaurant.
Design
The training for the employees of Outback