Robert Reich intends to inform the readers of the growing gap between the upper half of society and the lower half of society, by using a metaphorical structure, and effective examples and statistics in history. ... The second slowly sinking boat of labor workers are the in person servers who are fiercely competing for their job against other routine workers and now machines such as automated tellers, computerized cashiers, and robotized vending machines. ... The routine worker's job comprises of doing the same process over and over for at most minimum wage and the in person server's...

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By moving the factories, the jobs and then taken away from people, causing the unemployment rate to go up. To make matters worse it is cheaper to build machines to do the jobs of millions of people, steadily causing the unemployment rate to go up, which goes hand in hand with poverty. ... "Income equality means there is full employment, which improves the supply of goods and services; full employment widely distributes purchasing power which improves effective demand" (Blaine). ... "If you drop out of high school or have no more than a high school diploma, do not expect a good routine product...

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Some people may not be able to get out and get jobs to make some money because of health reasons or other issues, but others might be able to but are just to lazy. ... Whether we are helping them with chores, giving them money or food, or helping them get a job, we should care. ... "If Americans truly want to help relieve the suffering caused by poverty, they should organize and support the kinds of private charities that have been shown to be effective." ...

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Most of these families go into deep debt and can't find the means to pay it off, even if they are working more than one job to try and keep afloat. ... Because of this, they may fall behind in school or be discriminated against when it comes to getting jobs or moving up in the workplace. ... Bettering education, providing better and more effective aid to single-parent households, and just seeing our fellow citizens in a more altruistic light are the keys to reducing poverty in America....

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Although the author fails to consider those three aspects, she manages to fascinate the readers by using several effective writing techniques. ... Also, the local authorities and charitable organizations in Vietnam are ready to assist the impoverished in paying off loans, and providing jobs and shelters for the homeless. ... I find the time sequence smooth and effective, as it describes the poor mother's stream of thoughts in a natural and logical way. ...

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Discussion points might include why did you select the particular non- profit; how effective was the non-profit managed; would you support this non-profit financially if you had the resources? ... Even though the job can be very stressful I would most definitely run a non-profit organization. ...

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In some instances limited success has been attributed to the implementation of community programs emphasizing education and job training while establishing community programs to help keep kids out of trouble. ... Schools actively involved in the prevention of truancy and the parental involvement in the school system has proven effective in lowing the drop out rate of student and reducing crime in the neighborhood. ...

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For example there will be a lot of jobs opening. ... Many people like to work in a field where they have one specific job and that is all that they do. ... It takes a passion for children and helping others to be an effective teacher. ...

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Card also shows that immigrants are forced to take low income jobs and are ultimately denied basic human rights that the government claims to afford to everyone. ... These new findings do a much more efficient job in reflecting how people view poverty and shows how much families truly need to make ends meet. ... This article was informative and allowed me to see how the Census Bureau is slowly but surely using the E-government to become better and more effective. ...

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"While we do our good works let us not forget that the real solution lies in a world in which charity will have become unnecessary," Chinua Achebe wrote in Anthills of the Savannah. Charity is to help others without expecting any return from them. People tend to feel better about themselves after ma...

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I will also help them with a job search and advocate on their behalf to get them to be a productive citizens the legal way. ... How effective do you think the agencies are in assisting the populations you chose to discuss? ...

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I will also help them with a job search and advocate on their behalf to get them to be a productive citizens the legal way. ... How effective do you think the agencies are in assisting the populations you chose to discuss? ...

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Also, the local authorities and charitable organizations in Vietnam are ready to assist the impoverished in paying off the loan, and providing jobs and shelters for the homeless. ... I find the time sequence smooth and effective, as it describes the poor mother's stream of thoughts in a natural and logical way. ...

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Since humans have intelligence and influence, the present generation can act wisely to build the better future for their descendants, and to ensure that they will not face serious issues, such as crimes, wars, violence, poverty, drugs abuse, polluted environment, lack of natural resources, new diseases, obesity, job crisis, and education disparity. ... As Charles Dickens wrote that ignorance and want were the scourge of man; therefore, an effective approach to help end these indecent acts is to lift up the entire society. ...

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