...List of Unions Affiliated with the AFL-CIO Class, You'd be surprised at how many occupations and organizations are unionized. Here's a list of Unions Affiliated with the AFL-CIO (if you want to link to their contact information or website click on the link at the bottom of this message): Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA) Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU) American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) American Federation of Musicians of the United States and Canada (AFM) American Federation of School Administrators (AFSA) American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) American Federation of Teachers (AFT American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA) American Postal Workers Union (APWU) American Radio Association (ARA) American Train Dispatchers Association (ATDA) Associated Actors and Artistes of America (4As) Actors' Equity Association (AEA) American Guild of Musical Artists (AGMA) American Guild of Variety Artists (AGVA) Screen Actors Guild (SAG) The Guild of Italian American Actors (GIAA) Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers International Union (BCTGM) Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen (BRS) California School Employees Association (CSEA) Communications Workers of America (CWA) Association of Flight Attendants (AFA-CWA) Farm Labor Organizing Committee (FLOC) Glass, Molders, Pottery, Plastics and Allied Workers International Union (GMP) International Alliance of Theatrical Stage...
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...CFPB Issues Interpretive Rule on Homeownership Counseling Requirements. The CFPB issued a final interpretive rule, amending its 2013 guidelines, to assist lender compliance with RESPA and TILA homeownership counseling requirements. Under RESPA, credit unions must provide applicants for a federally related mortgage loan with a clear and conspicuous written list of certified homeownership counselors. 12 C.F.R. 1024.20(a)(1). RESPA states a credit union may use one of two methods for generating the required list. First, a credit union can use a tool developed and maintained by the CFPB. Second, a credit union can use data made available by the CFPB or HUD, provided the data are used in accordance with instructions provided with the data....
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...Introduction to the regulatory environment in India The regulatory environment also known as Legal Aspects of Business, Business law, Commercial Law, Mercantile law is a subject which provides an element of limitation to all the business strategies regulated through different statutory provisions and rules. It not only emphasizes on substantive law but also on procedures and compliances thereby prepares the students of Business for the legal environment they would eventually face in the corporate situation. The legal environment and its 3 “I’s”- The rule of law is envisaged by the people of any state and hence in India the preamble of the Constitution starts with the words “We, the people…..” The term signifies the importance of a persuasive legal regime which has stood the test of “We the people” and thereby every provision of law must be declared constitutional. The 3 “I” of the legal environment are - i. Institutions ii. Instruments iii. Individuals with discretionary powers In short the people of country give the State power to create Institutions, these institutions give instruments created through different sources of law and in turn these institutions appoint individuals with discretionary powers. These powers are directly governed, regulated, monitored and executed through the instruments which legitimate their appointments. The rider being that the powers will be exercised by being fair and unbiased. The principle of “FAT” is essential for the individuals...
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...PAYMENT OF WAGES ACT 1936 PREAMBLE: Whereas it is expedient to regulate the payment of wages to certain classes of persons employed in industry. ENACTMENT: * Payment of wages Act 1936. * 26 Sections with 5 appendices. PLACE OF APPLICATION: It shall be applicable to whole of Pakistan. EXTENT OF APPLICATION: It applies to the workers in: * Factory & railway administration. * Government may apply this Act to any worker after having three months’ notice. * It doesn’t apply on the worker if his monthly wages exceeding Rs.7000. WHAT IS FACTORY? "Factory “means; * Premises, including the precincts. * Ten or more workers. * Working on any day. * Proceeding twelve months, where a manufacturing process is being carried on. * With or without the aid of power, not include a mine. "Factory “means * Premises, including the precincts. * Ten or more workers. * Working on any day. * Proceeding twelve months, where a manufacturing process is being carried on. * With or without the aid of power, not include a mine. "Industrial establishment" means any___ * Tramway or motor omnibus service; * Dock, wharf or jetty; * Inland steam-vessel; * Mine, quarry or oil-field; * Plantation; * Workshop or other establishment in which articles are produced, adapted or manufactured, with a view to their use, transport or sale; INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENT (cont’) ...
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...EMERGING CHALLENGES TO THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA: FEDERAL STRUCTURE -ASHUTOSH SHANKAR INTRODUCTION India i.e. Bharat shall be a Union of States says Art. 1 of the Constitution of India. It is also stipulated in the Constitution that India i.e. Bharat shall be a Union of States and the territories and such other territories as may be acquired. The constitution thus, postulates India as a Union of States and consequently, the existence of the federal structure of governance for this Union of States becomes a basic structure of the Constitution of India. All the provisions made in this Constitution are, therefore, liable to be so interpreted as will protect, if not enhance, and certainly not destroy the basic structure namely federal structure of the Union of India. In this reference, adopting the test of Prof. Wheare wherein he says that “any definition of federal government which failed to include the United States would be thereby condemned as unreal.” Therefore, we need to see the condition prevailing in the U.S., the basic principles of federalism, and then in its light analyze the provisions of our Constitution. THE CONCEPT OF FEDERALISM ‘Federalism’ is one of those good echo words that evoke a positive response toward many concepts as democracy, progress, constitution, etc. The term has been seen to be applied to many successful combinations of unity with diversity, pluralism and cooperation within and among nations. When we elaborate upon the essential...
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...Set A will be the list of the five items you personally need to buy the most (essential items). Set B will be the list of the five items that you want to buy the most (fun stuff). ANSWER: A = {CAR, GAS, WATER, FOOD, HOUSE} B = {CAR, COMPUTER, IPOD, HOUSE, TV} 2. List the items in Set A and Set B, and also list or state the items in the union and in the intersection of Set A and Set B. ANSWER: UNION = {CAR, GAS, WATER, FOOD, HOUSE, COMPUTER, IPOD, TV} INTERSECTION = {CAR, HOUSE} 3. Now assume that the prices of the items in your set A are 20, 40, 60, 70 and 80. Assume that the prices of the items in your set B are 90, 120, 30, 60 and 40. Note: if you have one or two identical items in both sets, then assume that the prices of the identical items are the same as the prices that appear in set A (instead of having two different prices to the same item.) ANSWER: A = {(CAR, $20) (GAS, $40) (WATER, $60) (FOOD, $70) (HOUSE, $80)} B = {(CAR, $20) (COMPUTER, $90) (IPOD, $120) (HOUSE, $80) (TV, $30)} 4. What will the total cost of Set A be if it contains one unit of each item? ANSWER: $270 5. What will the total cost of the union set be if it contains one unit of each item? ANSWER: UNION SET = $20 + $40 + $60 + $70 + $120 + $80 +$30 = $420 6. What will be the total cost of the intersection? ANSWER: INTERSECTION = $20 +$80 = $100 7. What will the total cost of the union and of the intersection...
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...Membership This section describes who can be a member of the club. It is the clause of the Club Committee looks at to determine whether the club is limited or unlimited. There are two mandatory clauses for this section. The first shall state that at all times your club will have a minimum of 20 members, 2/3 of which are active members of the Students’ Union. The second shall state that your club will collect a minimum $1.00 membership fee per individual member each year. Example: Membership is open to any member of the Memorial University of Newfoundland community. A valid membership shall be recognized for the term September to August. Membership may be obtained by registering with the club executive. Article 4: Students’ Union This section certifies that the club recognizes the policies and by-laws of the Students’ Union. Failure to comply with these policies and by-laws will result the de-sanctioning of the club. Example: acknowledges and will abide by the Students’ Union By-laws and Policies unless otherwise approved by the Student Activities & Organizations Committee. We are aware that will no longer remain a Students’ Union club if a Policy or By-law is contravened without Club Committee ratification. Article 5: Office and Duties These positions are only an example of what constitutes an Executive for most clubs. You are free to decide what positions you need, what names they will take and what duties each will be responsible for. Duties that are recommended to...
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...a) {1,3,5,7} b) {3,4,7} c) {1,2,5,6,8} d) None of the above Answer: b Hint: 14) If both S1 and S2 sets have same elements then it is called as_________. a) Equality of sets b) Intersection of sets c) Disjoint sets d) Union of sets Answer: a Hint: 15) A set that has no element in it is known as_________. a) Equality of sets b) Subset c) Disjoint sets d) Null set Answer: d Hint: 16) If the intersection of two sets is null, then those sets are knows as _________. a) Disjoint sets b) Intersection of sets c) Equality of sets d) Null set Answer: a Hint: 17) S1 is a ________ of S2, if all elements of S1 appear in S2. a) Null set b) Subset c) Equality of sets d) Disjoint sets Answer: b Hint: 18) Prime number set is a subset of _________ set. a) Integer b) Null c) Prime number d) Non Integer Answer: a Hint: 19) ___________ allows duplicity of elements bag. a) Hash table b) Bit Vector c) Linked List d) All the above Answer: c Hint: 20) In hash table ___________ are separated into number of buckets. a) Objects b) Values c) Elements d) All the above Answer: c Hint: 21) ___________ are used to indicate absence or presence of element in bit vector. a) 0 and...
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...CASIRJ Volume 5 Issue 2 [Year - 2014] ISSN 2319 – 9202 ADMINISTRATIVE RELATIONS BETWEEN CENTER AND STATE Ramesh kumar Ph.d scholar in public administration, kurukshetra university Narender joon LL.M, Kurukshetra university kurukshetra INTRODUCTION: The most operational irritants to Centre State Relations springs in administrative sphere & they have led to most slanderous accusation against executive functionaries and decision makers. It is an area in which seemingly detailed provisions of the Constitution have not helped much. In the modern administrative age, administration plays a very significant role by way of enforcing the law of promoting socio-economic welfare of the people. The pattern of administrative relationship between the Centre and the State, therefore, assumes a great significance in developing country like India. The Indian Constitution contains more elaborate provisions regarding the administrative relation between the Centre and the States than are to be found in any of the three federation of the U.S.A., Canada and Australia. The Constitution lays down a flexible and permissive and not a rigid scheme of allocation of administrative responsibilities between the Centre and State. The scheme is so designed as to permit all kind of co-operative administrative arrangement between the two levels of Government. It is notable, however, that though legislative and judicial power is defined by the Constitution, this is not the case with...
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...Labor Laws and Unions Sonny Williams HRM/531 9/17/2012 Dennis Cashman Abstract An organization can be unionized or not, but with not being unionized can cause some major problems, because the organization can have its own agenda to which it doesn’t want to be unionized or it could be that it wants to maintain fair law practices while being completely free of any collective bargaining agreement (CBA). In either case there are benefits and disadvantages to both. When thinking of a company that wasn’t unionized. The one that comes to mind was Whole Foods. A company that is ran by its employees and is one of the biggest co-ops running today. Whole foods, has created a huge market for organic foods and for the companies that make those foods. The carry the best products along with some of the best customer service around. I also loved that it was started on a borrowed $45k back in 1978 and the business sense in me loves that they have come this far. Whole Foods has many obstacles related to be on top of the organic foods industry. The fair practice laws and employees rallying for unionization can be tuff ones to over come. The fair market act makes Whole foods and other companies treat employees fair with benefits and minimum pay, so if whole foods is making eight hundred dollars a square foot, which well above the industry standard. This could be a problem for Whole foods, because they have always kept less of its employees at...
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...Analysis of Costs and Income of the M.S.U.F.C.U ATM Network* Brian R. Armstrong Jeffery K. Barron Jeffrey D. Elgas April 26, 2002 Abstract. We examined the profitability of the automated teller machine (ATM) service provided by the Michigan State University Federal Credit Union (M.S.U.F.C.U) for one month. The cost of operating each M.S.U.F.C.U ATM in the 76-machine network was determined. We constructed a tool for determining the monthly profit for the M.S.U.F.C.U ATM network. Observations were made concerning the relationship between ATM profitability and distances from the M.S.U.F.C.U. Simulations of surcharges for guest transactions were performed. * Work done for the Michigan State University Federal Credit Union under the direction of Jeffrey G. Jackson, Vice President of Finance, in partial fulfillment of the requirements of Michigan State University MTH 844, advised by Professor Gábor Francsics. Table of Contents Introduction…………………………………………………………………………..…… 3 Experimental Data From the M.S.U.F.C.U ATM Network………………………..… 3 Experimental Data Analysis of Revenue…………..………………………………..… 4 Experimental Data Analysis of Costs….…………...………………………………..… 5 Experimental Analysis of Distance versus Profitability ……………………………... 5 Experimental Analysis of Surcharges….……………..……………………………..… 6 Recommendations……………………………………………………………………..… 8 Future Work……………………………………………...……………………………..… 8 References………………………………………………………………………………...
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...1. Assessment Information | Title | Assessment task 3 | Type | Role Play – Resolving Conflict | Assessment Number | 3 of 3 | Due Date | Week 14 – 16 Marks 25 | General Information | Decision Making RulesAll assessment criteria within the task must be satisfactorily completed for the task to be assessed as satisfactorily completed.Reasonable adjustmentA student may request reasonable adjustment for assessment tasks by contacting AccessAbility Services. Consideration will then be given by the teacher for the methods by which evidence is collected. However, the evidence criteria for making competent/not yet competent decisions (and/or awarding grades) must be the same irrespective of the group and/or individual being assessed.Reasonable adjustment usually involves varying: * the processes for conducting the assessment (eg: allowing additional time, varying the venue) * the evidence gathering techniques (eg: oral rather than written questioning, use of a scribe, modifications to equipment)Special ConsiderationStudents can apply for special consideration if personal circumstances or illness have adversely affected their result in an assessment, or their ability to undertake an assessment. If they wish to seek special consideration, a special consideration form must be completed no later than 3 days after the due date of the assessment and submitted to the relevant Senior Educator.Re-submission if not satisfactorily completed Assessment tasks that are not satisfactory...
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... Summary Of The Case Study Lanka Fashions Leather Products Company has been running a profitable business for the past several years. At the beginning there was no trade union for the company but about six months ago the workers of the company has formed a branch union of a registered trade union sponsored by a political party with radical views. after the formation of the union they requested several opportunities to meet the management to discuss about factors affecting the member attached to the company. however the management has turned a blind eye to the request made by the union to give an opportunity to discuss the matters. The union informed the management in writing that in the event management failing to grant an opportunity to discuss the matters effecting within 14 days the union will be compelled to resort to strike action. As there was no response from the management they extended there mandatory period for a further period of two weeks. Management continued to be indifferent towards the union's request, and the union ultimately launched a strike. the union had a membership of nearly 75% of the total workforce of the company and almost 70% of the membership joined the strike. Even after the commencement of the strike the management refrained from having an dialogue with the union. Two weeks after the commencement of the strike the management wrote to all the strikers individually by registered post to their home address that they would be treated has...
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...L 304/18 EN Official Journal of the European Union 22.11.2011 REGULATION (EU) No 1169/2011 OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL of 25 October 2011 on the provision of food information to consumers, amending Regulations (EC) No 1924/2006 and (EC) No 1925/2006 of the European Parliament and of the Council, and repealing Commission Directive 87/250/EEC, Council Directive 90/496/EEC, Commission Directive 1999/10/EC, Directive 2000/13/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council, Commission Directives 2002/67/EC and 2008/5/EC and Commission Regulation (EC) No 608/2004 (Text with EEA relevance) THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION, (4) Having regard to the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, and in particular Article 114 thereof, According to Regulation (EC) No 178/2002 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 28 January 2002 laying down the general principles and requirements of food law, establishing the European Food Safety Authority and laying down procedures in matters of food safety (3) it is a general principle of food law to provide a basis for consumers to make informed choices in relation to food they consume and to prevent any practices that may mislead the consumer. Having regard to the proposal from the European Commission, (5) Having regard to the opinion of the European Economic and Social Committee (1), Acting in accordance with the ordinary legislative procedure (2), Directive...
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...This week’s case study tells us about Michael Bloomberg and the New York teachers union. It tells us that “In 2010, New York State passed a law that required its school districts to develop more stringent teacher-evaluation systems. Local school districts and their unions were assigned a task for specifying certain criteria of their new systems by January 17, 2013. New York City was going to receive benefits of $250 million in aid and another $200 million in grants if the agreement was reached on a new system, a 4% increase in state aid. However, as the January 17th deadline approached, Bloomberg and New York Teachers’ Union were not even close to reaching an agreement.” Our assignment wants us to design a strategy using a win-win situation for both parties and also to “Identify the four steps of Integrative Negotiation Process, and conduct analysis of how these four steps might help you in designing your negotiation strategy.” I am going to discuss the four steps of Integrative Negotiation and how they might help me in designing my negotiation strategy.” The first step is the compromiser, the one who always wants to split the difference, according to our lecture, this strategy works well when that statement is delivered at an appropriate time. However, the problem comes when the difference is split at the wrong moment and the end result is not a number or outcome that ultimately makes sense for one or both of the parties involved. . This step I will save for last in the...
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