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    cited international example of a micro credit institution is the Grameen Bank in Bangladesh. But there are numerous others. Even during the Asian financial crisis‚ Bank Rayat Indonesia not only survived but also thrived; as did BancoSol in Bolivia. Delivery Models of Microfinance Individual Banking Based Model This is a formal banking model where individual clients are provided financial services. The group formation costs are not incurred. Group peer pressure is absent and therefore programmes management

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    Cheap Labor

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    Sakar Mathews Howell‚ Matthew M.A. ENG 111‚ English I - Section 17 15 November 2011 Cheap Labor: An Ethical Dilemma? United States companies are continuing to relocate factories to undeveloped countries and barely pay employees enough to live on. The outsourcing of manufacturing positions to foreign nations has grown increasingly popular among U.S. companies in recent decades in an effort to significantly reduce production costs. including‚ but

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    Child labor in the industrial revolution still affects children today for many reasons. Children may not have realized that they have helped us alot. They made sacrifices for their family and their health just to get food on the table. No kids back then had education‚ so because of that a child’s education is very important today. Child labor gave children today a chance to have a childhood and to spend time with their parents or have a play-date with their best friends A child with an education

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    Education and Sport Savannakhet Teacher Training College Research proposal LABOR MIGRATION IN KAISONPHOMVIHANE DISTRICT‚ SAVANNAKHET PROVINCE‚ LAO PDR. Name of promoter Name of Student LABOR MIGRATION IN KAISONPHOMVIHANE DISTRICT‚ SAVANNAKHET PROVINCE‚ LAO PDR. ABSTRACT The purpose of this research was to identify general situation of labor migration in kaisonphomvihane district to Thailand‚ to examine the factors influencing the

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    Conclusion Recommendations Introduction The aim of this project was to determine the awareness of the labor law to the employees and find out if they make use of it. The labor law gives a lot of right to the employee to protect him from any abuse by his employer. It can also protect the employer‚ if a worker is working with him and do not follow his employment contract. The labor law makes any employer – employee relationship fair and balanced between any employer and his employee. Some

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    Labor Cases

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     petitioner‚ vs. HON. TOMAS ACHACOSO‚ in his capacity as Administrator of the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration‚ and FERDIE MARQUEZ‚ respondents. TOPIC: The invalidity of the power of the Secretary of Labor to issue warrants of arrest and seizure under Article 38 of the Labor Code‚ prohibiting illegal recruitment. FACTS: Rosalie Tesoro filed a sworn statement with the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) charging petitioner Hortencia Salazar‚ viz: “Upang ireklamo sa

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    How Child Labor Has Changed During the late 1700s and early 1800s child labor was formed due to the increase of factories being built. While this not only meant an increase of jobs being formed‚ but this was also the start of a revolutionary thing. Today there are strict laws on the age at which children can now work‚ how long‚ and how much they get paid. While child labor still exists in the United States today it is much less common than it was all those years ago. In the past there were

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    Labor Strike

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    Devante Williams pd 7 Labor Strike The labor strike in which I chose was the textile workers strike. The textile strike happen in 1934 which then was in U.S. history the largest labor strike. The strike involved half of million strikers. Textile workers came from New England‚ the Mid-Atlantic states‚ and the U.S. Southern states. The strike present o for twenty-two days. They strike twenty-two days about issues were deplorable working conditions‚ low wages‚ and lack of union recognition. However

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    Inc. (3rd Alert). The Antecedent Facts This case started from an illegal dismissal complaint filed by Romualdo Navia against 3rd Alert. On November 30‚ 2005‚ the labor arbiter issued a decision that Navia’s dismissal was illegal. 3rd Alert appealed to the National Labor Relations Commission (NLRC) which affirmed the ruling of the labor arbiter. 3rd Alert’s motion for reconsideration of the NLRC decision was denied in a resolution dated October 19‚ 2008. From this ruling‚ 3rd Alert filed an appeal

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    Children as young as six years old worked long hours in poor environments‚ this is child labor. The work harms children or keeps them from attending school. All around the world and including U. S.‚ grew gaps between rich and poor in recent decades having to force millions of young children to be out of school and into work. The International Labor Organization estimates that 215 million children between the ages of 5 and 17 currently work under conditions that are considered illegal‚ hazardous‚

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