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  • Use Of Genetic Testing By Employers
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    Introduction "Companies are intruding more deeply into the lives of employees, and even though corporate intentions may be benign, the risk of backlash is growing". -Lee Smith (1) With the rise of advanced technology, there arose the threat of surveillance and privacy invasion in the workplace. An employee, by the very nature of the employment relationship, must be subject to some level of monitoring by the employer. However, this monitoring has its limits. Rights of privacy primarily are relate...
  • Engineers And Other Construction Equipment Operators
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    ... stent in training of the worker by the employer, and have moderate career ladders. The Bureau of Labor Statistics has calculated the average age and median years of tenure for persons in specific occupations in the United States. These tenure data are useful for career path planning, understanding turnover, job satisfaction, and stability in the labor market for specific occupations. The average age of workers in this occupation was 45.9 years old in 1998, compared to 38.0 years for all occu...
  • Good Resume
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    Guidelines for a good resume (Several common sense basics) To start off, a good resume includes a clearly printed, reasonably sized font, without bold ed / italicized /colored letters. Secondly, the resume should highlight your best skills and accomplishments, not just your most recent 'jobs. ' Next, a good resume usually includes a few good references w / local phone numbers (at the bottom of the resume). The resume should also include a distinctive format or lightly colored resume paper. The p...
  • Depth Reference Information From Other Employers
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    Table of Contents I. Introduction II. Definition, Types, and Examples of Defamation. How Employers Can Protect Themselves IV. How Employees Can Protect Themselves V. Conclusion VI. References I. Introduction The inability for certain individuals to find employment is oftentimes blamed on the previous employer that individual had. Nowadays many employers are being blamed and sue by former employees for giving negative references that have hindered their ability to find new employment with other a...
  • Q Part Time
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    [Applicant] has applied for a position with our business, and you were listed as a former employer. [Applicant] has signed a release that authorizes you to give us the following information. [Give identifying information they ask for to help them find the applicant's file. You may have to offer to send a copy of the applicant's release to the former employer in order to get the information.] Would you please verify that [Applicant] worked for your company from [date] to [date]? What was [Applica...
  • Markham's Employment Contract With Donadio And Connolly
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    A Contract is a legally enforceable agreement provided the following elements are present: 1. Purpose 2. Agreement 3. Legal Capacity 4. Act (Promise to Perform) 5. Consideration 6. Execution in proper form The employment contract signed by Donadio and Connolly contained the following clauses to which they agreed when they voluntarily signed the contract. o "Subject Invention" is any invention, improvement or discovery of the Employee and which arises out of business activities at Markham. "Propr...

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