...CHAPTER 7: Classification of Employees I. REGULAR 1. those who are engaged to perform necessary or desirable activities for trade of employer, except when employment is fixed for specific term or project 2. casual employees who have rendered atleast (1) year of service, whether continuous or broken, with respect to activity which they’re employed * true despite written agreements that may state employee is not regular (prevent lopsided agreements and manipulations to keep employee on casual status) A. Standards 1. Activities Performed Are Necessary or Desirable In Usual Business of Employer * connection may be made by considering nature of work to be performed and its relation to the scheme of the business in its entirety * De Leon vs NLRC and La Tondena FACTS * Moises de Leon was employed by La Toneda in Dec 11, 1981 * Worked painting building, equipment, other maintenance jobs, cleaning and operating company equipment, assisting Emiliano (reg maintenance man) * Paid daily through petty cash vouchers * Jan 1983: requested to be included in payroll of regular workers, instead of petty cash vouchers * Terminated Moises = filed complaint for illegal dismissal, reinstatement, and payment of backwages * Weeks after dismissal he was rehired indirectly for same job in Vitas-Magsaysay Village Livelihood Council, labor agency of La Tondena * La Tondena claimed that he was only casual, hired to paint a certain building in company...
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...Day 14: ''Wake up!" shouted a guard. "Get ready'' his fellow said, ''it's nearly time.'' Lucius was already up. He listened around and heard the agitated warrior from his right yell at the now approaching guards, "shut yer holes, I'm tryin' to sleep.'' From his voice Lucius gathered that that man was in fact the infamous Lutatius. The guards chose not to reply by words to his disrespect but instead unlocked his cell and gave him 5 lashes, Lutatius could be heard breathing heavily and letting out grunts instead of the loud screams which he was clearly holding back. "I'm up, I'm up now quit yer yelling, im tryin' to keep a clear head. All I ask is that yeh fetch me when it's time to eat coz I'm bloody stravin' '' exclaimed Uriah. A guard sniggered while the other had an angry expression on his face full of contempt ''watch yourself and show your superiors some respect or it'll be the whip for you as well" roared that guard. ''Ok we're all up but why did you wake us up now its only dawn you know!'' said a voice Lucius hadn’t heard before it was deep. "Because we can'' replied a guard. As a few hours went by the guard chose it was an appropriate time to take the imprisoned warriors to the kitchen; when the time came the warriors felt a little joy that they got to get the first pick of the food instead of the slaves and gladiators getting the majority and the rest only getting the left over's that even dogs might think twice about. As they marched in single file with their hands...
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...the boy to embarrass himself in public. Mr. Shelby is an overall representation of many people in the Northern states who are financially incapable of keeping slaves and their property. Although, they are kindhearted, they do not possess the brainpower it takes to keep slaves from turning into property. Stowe makes him a complicated character. There is a part of Mr. Shelby that is selfish and weak. He has nothing left to pay the debt to Haley and ultimately settles with giving away the boy. This discussion was between two kinds of people, one who has developed a relationship with his slaves and another who thinks of them as a way of wealth in the form of paid debt. The relationships these slaves have formed with plantation owners such as Mr. Shelby is temporary. Eventually, it will be come to a time where things are too financially unstable and yet again, they will be sold. Which is exactly what happens to Uncle Tom as he suffers a tragic ending like most slaves. Stowe here emphasizes the importance of actions over words. If these people were to just stand back and do nothing, then they are no different than the selfish Southern slave owners. She points out that children are important because they will be raised to make good...
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...*Enters home* Me: MOOOOOMMM I’M HOME! Mum: Really? I would never have guessed(.) So how was school? Me: It was okay(.) Can’t really expect much news from this school. Mum: Well, you’re gonna have to deal with it now// Me: //Acha, acha. Pata hai. Meri ghalti hai ke mein iss school me pas gaye hoon. (Yeah, yeah. I know it’s my fault I’m stuck in this school.) Mum: Firstly don’t talk over me and secondly when I’m talking to you in English then you should reply in English. Me: Okay then(.) Where’s Diya and Ayanna? Mum: It’s a small house(.) Go and find them. Me: Fine. GUYS, WHERE ARE YOU? Diya: Here we are Khushboo di. You okay? Me: Yeah, I’m fine(.) You? Diya: I’m okay(.) Ayanna’s hiding let’s go and find her. Me: Okay. *Finds Ayanna* Ayanna: AAAAAHHHHHHHHHH Mum: Go change your clothes(.) I’m getting your food ready. Me: Okey Dokey Mum: Zara jaldi karlo(.) Khana tyar hai. Hurry up a little(.) Your food’s ready. Me: Acha (Okay) Mum: Khana kane ke baad Diya aur Ayanna ko nahla dena. Zara jaldi. (After eating give your sisters a shower. Hurry up a little.) Me: I don’t want to give them a shower(.) They’re annoying. Mum: Yes, but they’re your sisters so hurry up and do what I said. Me: But// Mum: //No buts(2) Jaldi karo. Me: That’s so not fair. Mum: Life’s not fair so deal with it and hurry the hell up. Me: Fine. Mum: Don’t act like a 2 year old with a tantrum. ...
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...Just last yer this time, I was planning on going away to college. Somewhere far away from home, but things did not go as I planned. In July I found out that I was pregnant. I decided that I was going to wait until my child got older than I was going to go back to school. I really thought that was a good idea. But when I look around, all I see are women who had children at a young age and dint finish school and are not doing nothing with themselves. They stay at home with no job, no money and depends on public assistance to take care of them and that is not how I want to live the rest of my life. I want to finish my education, get a good job and take care of my daughter. I do not want to depend on anybody to take care of me. I want to go out and get it myself. Half of the people I know did not finish school and I want to be nothing like them. I want my daughter to look up to me and never to be ashamed of where she came from. One day my next door neighbor came over and asked why I wanst taking online classes. I looked at alot of different schools but none of them had what I wanted. I gave up on school for a while. Then one day i received a letter form Strayer University. I went to the website and submitted my information and the next day they called me. I felt that this was the right choice for me at this time in my life. I was about to make some changes and my old habits, I had to get rid of if I wanted to make this...
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...Demonio! (Meaning The Demon)" Gerardo cried. Come on ye sea dogs, break yer backs! Full speed ahead! "Captain!" "What is it Felipe?" "She's gaining on us. Even when we are at full speed." "Then throw everything we don't need overboard. Knives, crates, spare equipment, gunpowder, everything!" But in his mind, Gerardo knew they couldn't outrun a warship of the Spanish Armada. The only reason that the ship was nicknamed the "El Domino" was because no ship had ever survived the bombardment of its cannon and crew. By now, she was only three hundred meters away, within firing distance. And, as if on...
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...his back and chest on the left side of his sculpted body on top of all his body piercings. He appeared as if he was a jacked gym junkie, however, nothing could be further from the truth. The muscles on his tall frame were from hard work on the oil rig. His build was also genetic specific to Selkie’s; which he and Torin just happened to be. The men appreciated the warm Southern California weather on the bar’s lively outdoor patio; they watched all the fine young ladies strut their stuff. Duncan Morgan along with his best friend Torin Gunn were on holiday. There was about a week left of their time off; afterward back to their job on the jack-up oil rig in the North Sea. “Torin shall we have another round and see which two or three of these fine young women wants to enjoy some Selkie games.” Duncan nodded in the direction a group of blondes standing next to the outside bar sipping some large margaritas. “Nay, I rather leave while I’m still able to navigate the twist and turns of the canyon called Topanga.” Torin waved the empty Corona bottle back and forth. “Weel, this is one of the times I’m glad our Selkie metabolism works fast.” Duncan smiled at a few of those SoCal women as they walked by their table. “Let’s go back to our house on the beach yer friend loaned us fur our holiday. We need to clean up and hit a few clubs yer friend suggested we should enjoy.” Duncan convinced Torin he needed to join him for a California holiday. Which held the promise of scenic road trips...
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...“Neil and I will arrive in a month or so, to make sure ye are settled and oversee the wedding preparations,” her father said to her. Lily looked around. “Where is Mairi’s horse? Isn’t she saddled yet?” Lord Aberdeen’s face grew colder still. “Mairi? Oh, you must be mistaken, my dear, Mairi was never coming with you. You will have new servants at Colloness Castle.” Lily was shocked. “What are ye talking about? Mairi must come with me!” She looked around desperately. Mairi was nowhere to be seen. “How could ye do this to me?” A cold smile spread across Lord Aberdeen’s face. “Me? Oh, no, my dear, this was not my doing. This is under orders from the Laird of Loneshire himself. He expressly forbade ye to bring any reminders of yer former life. How did he put it? He would like...
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...is one page 88 when Huck thinks "What had poor Miss Watson done to you, that you could see her nigger go off right under your eyes and never say a single word? What did that poor old woman do to you, that you could treat her so mean?" --------------- The next example of poor ethics and no moral conscious is when the Duke and King run their "royal nonesuch" on the Wilks family in order to make some quick money. When Peter Wilks dies he leaves behind a fortune for his family and in order to claim some of it the King and Duke decide to impersonate Peter's brothers. After being accepted as Harvey Wilks and William Wilks the Duke and King gain 6000 dollars and when they spend the night in Peter's house the King says "We shan't rob 'em of nothing at all but jest this money....
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...was the greatest thing I’d ever seen. Larry’s been working on this baby for years and I’m glad he’s happy. I’m unselfish in that kind’a way. Larry graduated from high school a couple years ago, but he never really left. There was a rumor they had to let you stay in school until you were twenty-one. According to Larry that meant he could hang out in the school parking lot, talk cars and flirt with the girls until he was twenty-one. Larry was the only adopted kid I ever knew. He never knew his real family, but he had great parents that took good care of him. I stammered a bit, surprised by his prized possession. I had to force myself to get excited for most things, but this is a special occasion. “I haven’t seen you in forever, man… and yer car looks great!” I was really more interested in catching up with him than drooling over the Chevy. “Get in, dude. I’ll take you for a quick spin.” I wanted to go with him, but I didn’t want to miss class. I ditched a class once to have extra time to study for another class and got caught. I didn’t bother trying to explain, no one would believe me. “I don’t know man, I gotta be in English class pretty soon,” looking around to see who might be listening. Larry could care less about Ritchie’s English class and he was persistent. “Don’t worry, hound dog! “I’ll getch’a back in time for class,” Larry said firmly, over the growling engine. “What the heck?” It was a clear spring day, a cool comfortable afternoon, not a cloud in the sky...
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...“I work to get ahead, to get a promotion, not for a vacation.” The next time that situation comes up, the manager might elect to give this particular employee a bonus, rather than suggest a vacation. • A top-notch, cross-functional team with individuals from several different generations has been set up to recommend a solution to a nasty manufacturing problem. After a couple of weeks, the manager responsible for the team cannot understand why there is constant bickering and nothing is getting done. If the manager were aware of just one characteristic of each individual relating to communication needs, he or she might understand the stalemate. The Veterans on the team are looking for handwritten notes and direct, specific requests for work to be done. The Boomers do not like to work independently, and they expect to have meetings any time, any place — and it is fine if they are called day or night. Xers do not want to hear about the project outside of work, and don’t dare call them at home. And the Yers don’t want any meetings at all, they only communicate via...
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...The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County by Mark Twain From The Saturday Press, Nov. 18, 1865. Republished in The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County, and Other Sketches (1867), by Mark Twain and published by Harper & Brotherstest In compliance with the request of a friend of mine, who wrote me from the East, I called on good-natured, garrulous old Simon Wheeler, and inquired after my friend's friend, Leonidas W. Smiley, as requested to do, and I hereunto append the result. I have a lurking suspicion that Leonidas W. Smiley is a myth; and that my friend never knew such a personage; and that he only conjectured that if I asked old Wheeler about him, it would remind him of his infamous Jim Smiley, and he would go to work and bore me to death with some exasperating reminiscence of him as long and as tedious as it should be useless to me. If that was the design, it succeeded. I found Simon Wheeler dozing comfortably by the barroom stove of the dilapidated tavern in the decayed mining camp of Angel's, and I noticed that he was fat and bald-headed, and had an expression of winning gentleness and simplicity upon his tranquil countenance. He roused up, and gave me good-day. I told him a friend had commissioned me to make some inquiries about a cherished companion of his boyhood named Leonidas W. Smiley--Rev. Leonidas W. Smiley, a young minister of the Gospel, who he had heard was at one time a resident of Angel's Camp. I added that if Mr. Wheeler could tell...
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...The Drover’s wife is characterised as a strong, protective mother who has the ability to fight against the disasters of the Australian bush. Lawson’s use of alliteration in “The bush in horizon.. no undergrowth, nothing to relieve the eye…nineteen miles to the nearest..” emphasises the isolation of the drover’s wife from the rest of the world. The distinctive visual creates a sense of loneliness and remoteness of living in the bush. ’A green sapling club laid in readiness on the dresser by her side, together with her sewing basket and copy of the young ladies journal.’ creates an image of the Drover’s wife sitting to watch the snake all night with her journal. The journal symbolises her femininity thats exist within her, juxtaposing to the club where it symbolises what she needs to do to live in the bush, displaying her powerful masculine characteristic. Lawson’s choices of verbs create a powerful distinctively visual image in ‘The Drover’s wife’. The use...
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...------------------------------------------------- SOME WORDS OF ADVICE EBCTT Assignment Submitted By: Paul Mathews 221087 Submitted By: Paul Mathews 221087 IN A SUBWAY STATION - DAY A WOMAN WITH A BOOK who is waiting for the train sits in the middle of a bench reading a brainy, yet hot current best seller. There are empty seats on either side of her. The other seats are taken. A garbled train announcement comes over the public address system. ALL THE PEOPLE WAITING for the train strain their ears to make sense of the announcement, but it's just gibberish. They all look at each other as if to say, "Wha?" Nobody gives it much further thought. They continue reading, chatting, listening to Walkmans. Somewhat down the platform, JOEY and FREDDY are going through the turnstiles. Their conversation is well in progress. They make their way down the platform toward the bench. We don't hear what they're saying because...
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...The book The Spirit Catches You and You Fall down, by Anne Fadiman, shines light on the flaws in the healthcare system. Fadiman in her book humanizes the experiences of a Hmong refugee family, the Lees, and their interactions with the health care system in Merced, California. The book mainly focuses on the health care of Lia Lee, one of the youngest daughters. She is diagnosed with epilepsy, nonetheless, that diagnoses went against her family’s cultural beliefs. In her culture, they believed her illness was the result of her sister’s Yer actions, where she had slammed a door and the noise was what caused Lia’s soul to flee. According to Fadiman, “They [family] recognize the resulting symptoms as qaug dad peg, which means, “the spirit catches you and you fall down.” (20), therefore, for them it was a spiritual matter. Nevertheless, as a way to seek treatment, the family took Lia to Merced Community...
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