Succinctly answer the following question in 400 words or less:

Historical efforts on the part of unions have been effective in many ways. For instance, unions challenged child labour, and brought us the weekend and the eight-hour work day.

But we still live under a capitalist mode of production.

Change is often conceptualized in a linear way, as something that ruptures with the emergence of new things. How do we make sense of this when considering labor relations/conditions in the U.S. historically, and in the present?

Using a couple of specific examples to illustrate your argument, briefly compare and contrast a) Barbara Ehrenreichs study of working conditions under neoliberal capitalism, with b) the plight of workers in Upton Sinclair’s The Jungle. With specific consideration to conditions and relations of labour, what, in your view, is new, and what has been renewed/perpetuated?

Consider how trauma would have caused the aggression and lack of empathy in Beth. Write your discussion post on your thoughts about Beth. Share how you believe trauma could cause Beth to be so “cold,” “empty,” and yet “angry” toward every living being (people and animals) around her.

video:
https://youtu.be/VDVaiwzU8yc

additional videos:
https://youtu.be/EPjo2uOArRc

https://youtu.be/qv8dRfgZXV4

https://youtu.be/sr-OXkk3i8E

Hello. I need writer to do my thesis from abstract to the references. I attached a file where there is all the instructions. I study social work in health care. I need master degree quality for my topic.
The thesis is for addressing the problem and the sociological and mental effects and health behaviors as an effect of the heavy mental health problems too. Finding solutions from the previous research articles and books and discuss the gaps that needs more research and suggest more suggestions.

What roles do social institutions play in your life? In society as a whole? For this assignment, you will evaluate each of the three sociological perspectives (functionalist, conflict, and symbolic interactionism) on social institutions.

To prepare for this Rough Draft Essay Worksheet:
    Read the articles and complete the Interactive Units referenced above.
    Review the three major theoretical perspectives: functionalist, conflict, and interactionist.
    Review social institutions and select a specific social institution to analyze.
https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/social-institutions/
    Reflect on your relationship to social institutions and how that might affect your perspective on them.
    Review the Final Essay requirements and rubric, as this Worksheet is designed to help you better understand the three sociological perspectives and social institutions, and to help you organize your thoughts forand writing for the Final Essay assignmentdue in Week 6.

The Assignment:
    Download the Rough Draft Essay Worksheet document listed in the Required Media for this assignment.
    Consider the 4 prompts presented in the black boxes of the Rough Draft Essay Worksheet document and respond to them in the white boxes immediately following each prompt. Note that you should present your responses in paragraph form as complete sentences, and each of your responses should be approximately 2 paragraphs in length.
    Keep in mind that this Worksheet will help to shape the Final Essay that you will write at the end of the course.

Evaluate the internal processes or strategies within an organization in which you are involved, such as your workplace, school, church, or community group, in order to identify a problem that provides an opportunity for innovation. Then, determine an innovative solution for addressing that problem. Examples of potential solutions are entering a new market, implementing a new practice or process, or even changing management structures. The ultimate goal of your solution should be to increase the diffusion of innovation within the organization and contribute to a culture that appreciates innovation as a key to competitive advantage and organizational success.

Though your final paper will not be due until the end of the course, you should identify your problem and generate potential solutions early on. Begin drafting your implementation plan in stages as you work through the course topics. As with your CLC project, you should research and select a model for evaluating both the feasibility of your idea and the implementation plan. In 1,500-2,000 words, address the following in your plan:

Describe the problem your innovation targets. What is the scope of the problem and which stakeholders, both within the organization and without, does it impact?
Describe your innovation and explain how it addresses the problem. How will it meet the needs of the organization and all stakeholders involved?
How does the innovation contribute to the organizations competitive advantage?
Develop an implementation plan for effectively diffusing the innovation within the organization. Make sure the plan addresses potential resistance and obstacles, including people and processes.
Identify an appropriate method that could be used for measuring the impact of the innovation on the organization. Explain why you think this is a relevant measure.
Finally, assume your innovation is adopted by the organization. Make recommendations for additional improvements within in this organization (in processes, practices, structures, etc.) that could create and sustain momentum for innovation.
Include at least eight in-text citations from at least five secondary resources from your research.

Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide,

Why do we have an open border with Canada but not with Mexico? Why do we have open borders for commerce but not for people? View the following videos before you respond.

Whats the status of Trumps U.S.-Mexico border wall?

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/whats-the-status-of-trumps-u-s-mexico-border-wall

The Wall: A 2,000-mile border journey  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTQDwSVMdNg

60 Minutes on the border https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOzvR4SIwGA

Trump’s proposed border wall dividing Texans https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SaOrAFcOrcY

Describe how the Enlightenment value of science is/is not evidenced in contemporary U.S. people’s thinking and behavior.  Thought and behavior in relation to the Covid pandemic or global climate are possibilities.

Please use this link as a reference.
https://www.kxii.com/2021/01/20/bidens-first-act-executive-orders-on-pandemic-climate-immigration/

Summary:
Please note: No quotations are permitted in this exercise. Use your own words, and properly cite ANY idea NOT your own!  You may paraphrase, if you properly cite your sources (see question d) for an illustration of proper citation). Remember, directly using 7 or more words in sequence without quotation marks constitutes plagiarism. You must refer specifically to the reading (demonstrating that you have read it), citing page numbers. Do not use outside (e.g. internet sources) and do not consult with other students.

Succinctly answer the following question in 250 words or less:
a) Define precarious employment. b) Explain how it is operationalized, and how it benefits employers, using a personal example from your workplace (or that of a family member) to illustrate.

After the readings this week, answer the following two questions in a minimum of 200 words:

(1) In sociology, we learn about different social institutions, and in this course, we look at the connection between two key institutions: family and government.  In theory, functionalists say social institutions were created and established to aid society in some function.  Families raise and teach the next generation, and the government establishes rules of law and order.  The government steps in when there is a need for additional help or when something needs to be regulated.  What is the result when the family unit it constantly changing, as it has over the past seventy years?  How does the government respond to such change?

(2) Functionalists have their own perspective, but conflict theorists have a different idea.  Conflict theorists, such as Karl Marx, believe society is a competition where everyone is fighting for limited resources.  Based on your knowledge of family policy so far, what perspective or ideas do you think conflict theorists take on family policy, particularly the government’s role in the family unit?