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The American workforce's resistance to lean manufacturing implementation

The modern day American workforce is one of the most globally developed and empowered workforces. The employees become organized in unions that protect and promote their rights. The individual staff members are able to select from several employment opportunities those that best serve their needs.

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Reform policies of Mustafa Kemal and Reza Khan compared

In the aftermath of World War I, the world had begun to experience massive structural change, with a wave of imperial collapses producing a groundswell of nationalism and independence movements.

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Arguments against raising the minimum wage in the United States

The minimum wage should not be increased, for several reasons. These include the increased flexibility that a lower minimum wage gives to employers, the economic impacts of lower minimum wages, the reasoning that the minimum wage is ineffective at defending against poverty and the fact that states…

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Promotional strategies for recruiting volunteers for the 2012 London Olympics

Highest Performing Promotional Tools and Strategies in the Marketing Communications Mix for Attracting Volunteers for the 2012 Olympic Games

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Leadership characteristics that improve high school reenrollment rates

Over the last several decades, the state of the U.S. education system has been in consistent decline. Part of the reason for this is: the change in the way that people are living their lives and how various curriculums is delivered by educators / administrators.

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The role and importance of female characters in Harry Potter

There has been much debate and contention about the social influence and effects of the Harry Potter novels on children and on the youth. One of the most debated issues that have arisen from both a literary and psycho-social perspective is the question of how women are presented in the novels.

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Hezbollah's evolution from militia to political organization

Terrorists, politicians, social reformers, paramilitary, liberators; Hezbollah has worn many hats. The most striking feature of this organization though is the incredible evolution the world has witnessed since its inception in 1982 (Kalibi, 1988).

~48 min read

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Integrating public-sector healthcare organizations into for-profit providers through change management

The results indicate that with greater income and education, the perception of time itself shifts. This has implications for any service organization.

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Motivation theories and their application in Turkish textile factories

Research reveals that setting team goals for teams working on tasks that require members to cooperate with and/or coordinate between other team members contributes to higher performance compared to when the team operates without any set goals or specific performance goals for individual team…

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The entrepreneur's role during organizational growth in small and medium enterprises

The research conducted hereafter is on the subject of entrepreneurship. Particularly, it concerns the relationship between the role of the entrepreneur during the growth stage of an organization.

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