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How Misclassification Shortchanges Women Workers
Report Introduction Under federal, state, and local laws, workers throughout the United States have a number of foundational legal rights that create significant protections in the workplace, including minimum wage, overtime, and paid sick leave.
The Case for Private Enforcement of Workers’ Rights
Policy & Data Brief Ensuring Workers Can Enforce Their Rights in Court Summary Laws that raise job standards and protect workers—such as laws setting minimum wage floors, requiring paid leave and other benefits, and adopting health and safety protections to name a few—can have lasting impacts on workers’ lives and raise conditions across workplaces and industries.
The portrayal of animation as the heart of cinema
Picture it. It’s 2010 and you’re watching animated dragons fly across the screen with a beautiful music score playing throughout. Despite the mere beauty, you also learn valuable lessons, watching the small, weak protagonist learn self-love and inner strength. Now, to most people, that sounds like a fantastic film. To society, it’s children’s entertainment. How to Train Your Dragon is one of the many examples of animation getting dismissed as a cinematic medium.
What the media got wrong about pageants
We have all seen it once before. A TV Show, in an attempt to talk about beauty standards, creates a pageant to credit women who fit the image of “beauty” or, in this case, which woman fits into society’s beauty standards. This concept has left many young, impressionable minds to believe that women who participate in pageants only care about their vanity rather than their intelligence. However, after competing for a pageant title recently, I can assure you that this concept is completely false.
Students unveil their talents to the community
Successful talent show brings large crowd Texas A&M-Kingsville (TAMUK) Talent Show, hosted by the Office of Student Activities (OSA) and sorority Alpha Sigma Alpha, allowed students to express their creative talents to the community on Oct. 26 at Jones Auditorium. The TAMUK Talent Show had numerous talent acts that performed for the chance to win one of three grand prizes ranging from $100 to $300.
Review: Letsfit Smart Watch EWI
The perfect smartwatch for budgeting students Smartwatches have become a viral trend recently, with devices such as the Apple Watch proving popular amongst students and athletes alike. However, with those prices being insanely high for us college students, is there an affordable alternative? The Letsfit Smart Watch EW1 is a customizable and water-resistant smartwatch that tracks your health and fitness while staying affordable.
Cassandra Gomez - The South Texan
The perfect smartwatch for budgeting students Smartwatches have become a viral trend recently, with devices such as the Apple Watch proving popular amongst students and… View More Review: Letsfit Smart Watch EWI
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