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How is U.S. labor law premised on this belief? |
How is U.S. labor law premised on this belief? what? Can I ask you what belief you are talking about ???...Correct your question and you will get a better responds... |
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Usually, federal or state EMT laws cover those working on ambulances. In the law books it is written as "ambulance driver or attendant" (which is kind of demeaning if you ask me). USUAL... Locally there is no child labor in the USA Nationally there is no child labor in the USA Internationally child labor allows for cheaper products for the USA and allows starving 3rd world children... state specific; but no law says you HAVE to work that many hours. ...Is there a question in there somewhere? ...According to the policy framers of this nation , teachers do not deserve Gratuity, Pension, Medical care (as reimbursement or allowance), cannot be allowed to have earned leave, shouldn't suff... My best advice would be to be cautious in doing so. Unless you have a very valid complaint (and not something that's merely a technicality), you may get little to no help from the DOL, and th... I would report this anonymously to the department of labor. ...About 12 percent (15.4 million) of wage and salary workers belong to unions, with Hawaii and New York having among the highest rates of any state 鈥?25 percent and 24 percent, respectively. South Ca... |
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