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This article discusses forms of employment and attitudes towards work measured with internal motivation to work, job satisfaction and loyalty of employees towards the organization. Primary identity (gender, age), secondary identity (residence, education) and organizational identity (occupied position, work experience) were considered in studying the behavior of people in the organization in the context of the form of employment (on the basis of the present research). This article is based on selected literature of the subject and part of own research carried out from 2012 to 2014 in the Małopolskie voivodeship in enterprises operating in the public sector in the construction industry.

• Despite the large number of new cases in the past few days, Health Commissioner John Dill Robertson does not believe that there is immediate danger of a renewed epidemic• Members of state boards of health met yesterday at the Hotel Sheridan to discuss legislative and administrative measures, and they announced that the epidemic is in its second wave across the country, but that cases are milder• Children who escaped the first wave are now falling victim• The state health boards will meet again tomorrow evening to discuss what do to about the second wave ; Newspaper article ; 14

This article examines the working conditions in sex and entertainment work in Thailand using the Unacceptable Forms of Work (UFW) Framework. Criminalisation of sex work and insufficient oversight of labour conditions increase the vulnerability of sex workers to police harassment; prevent sex workers from accessing legal and social protections; and contribute to the decent work deficit in the sector. Protecting the human rights of sex workers and ensuring decent work in the Thai sex and entertainment industry necessarily involves the decriminalisation of sex work; amending labour and social protection laws, policies, and systems to be inclusive of sex workers; and ensuring implementation. Throughout the process of policy change, the involvement of sex workers, their employers, and civil society organisations is crucial.

Die Studie bietet einen empirischen Überblick über den Gesamtbestand an Wagniskapitalfinanzierern in Deutschland. Speziell werden die neuen Formen der Wagniskapitalfinanzierung betrachtet, die neben Kapital auch Beratung, Infrastruktur (IT, Büroraum) und Vernetzung mit Kunden und Partnern anbieten. Für diese Acceleratoren, Inkubatoren und Company Builder werden ihre Anteile an dem Gesamtbestand der Wagniskapitalfinanzierer, der Verlauf ihres Markteintritts, die Anteile selbständiger, Konzern-getragener und staatlicher Inkubationsfinanzierung sowie ihre regionale Verteilung dargestellt. Dabei wird Berlin als der mit Abstand wichtigste Standort vor München und Hamburg identifiziert. Insgesamt hat sich die Inkubationsfinanzierung in Deutschland als ein beachtliches Segment und als eine Alternative zu den traditionellen Wagniskapitalfinanzierern etabliert.

An examination of the impact of the Personal Responsibility & Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act argues that, although it has succeeded in reducing the number of people receiving welfare checks, it remains unknown whether those no longer receiving benefits are better or worse off than before. The welfare work/self-sufficiency ideology is explored to argue that the rhetoric presents distorted understandings of actual social conditions & encourages unjust relations of economic & social power. The notion that "work" is equated with having a job is examined, along with ideals of meaningful work vs the reality of jobs related to "work first" policies, maintaining that very few people see their work as a useful, challenging activity that offers pride & recognition. It is suggested that welfare advocates reevaluate the meaning of work; the belief that citizenship requires accepting whatever job is offered; & the notions that only paid employment is real work, self-sufficiency excludes accepting communal assistance, & labor market participation is the only way to make an important social contribution. J. Lindroth

The progressive decline of the large Fordist enterprise has caused a parallel decline of the employment relationship and the model of social dialogue connected with it. Downsizing of stable employment, temporary agency work, imposed part-time work, self-employment, undeclared employment, etc. have thus become current methods of managing the workforce. In parallel, the development of enterprise networks is promoting exchanges between employees and in some cases helping to improve their qualifications and providing them with a better share of value added. These new forms of enterprise organisation — allied industries and networks — go beyond the traditional boundaries of social dialogue geared to the industry and the enterprise. They invite the social partners to think about new forms of social dialogue. The state also has a role to play by improving legislation and promoting exchanges of good practices.

DRAFT OF NEW CONSTITUTION FOR THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA MARKS A SHARP DEPARTURE FROM TRADITIONAL MARXIAN SOCIALIST LEGAL TRADITIONS. NON-LEGAL LANGUAGE IS GIVEN PREFERENCE. SINCE STALIN'S DEATH IN 1953 SOVIET CONSTITUTIONAL LAW HAS SHOWN INCREASING SIGNS OF VITALITY, WITH JUDICIAL OFFICERS PROTESTING VIOLATIONS. SOCIALIST CONSTITUTIONS ARE BECOMING MORE RELEVANT.

How are we to think of works of art? Rather than treat art as an expression of individual genius, market forces, or aesthetic principles, Michael Jackson focuses on how art effects transformations in our lives. Art opens up transitional, ritual, or utopian spaces that enable us to reconcile inward imperatives and outward constraints, thereby making our lives more manageable and meaningful. Art allows us to strike a balance between being actors and being acted upon. Drawing on his ethnographic fieldwork in Aboriginal Australia and West Africa, as well as insights from psychoanalysis, religious

This monograph creates a proposed insurgency typology divided into legacy, contemporary, and emergent and potential insurgency forms, and provides strategic implications for U.S. defense policy as they relate to each of these forms. The typology clusters, insurgency forms identified, and their starting dates are as follows, Legacy: Anarchist (1880s), Separatist—Internal and External (1920s), Maoist Peoples (1930s), and Urban Left (Late-1960s); Contemporary: Radical Islamist (1979), Liberal Democratic (1989), Criminal (Early 2000s), and Plutocratic (2008); and Emergent and Potential: Blood Cultist (Emergent), Chinese Authoritarianism (Potentials; Near to Midterm), and Cyborg and Spiritual Machine (Potentials; Long Term/Science Fiction-like). The most significant strategic implications of these forms for U.S. defense policy are derived from the contemporary Radical Islamist form followed by the contemporary Criminal and emergent Blood Cultist forms. If the potential Chinese Authoritarianism form should come to pass it would also result in significant strategic impacts. ; https://press.armywarcollege.edu/monographs/1425/thumbnail.jpg