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A number of companies incorporated compensation plans on the basis of performance to grow output and income on investment inducted in compensation. These forms of plans are developed to appreciate workers that produce results. Few studies argued that conventional wage enhancement is not associated to performance although it must be. Relatively, a comprehensively developed compensation-oriented reward scheme can be secured straight to the outputs the organizations consider as significant. Nevertheless, generating a performance-oriented compensation plan is not an easy job. This document shades light on numerous compensation practice employed by 21stplc for which it assess the efficacy of conventional Continue reading...

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During the last decade, there have been many advances in technology. Phones have become smarter and mobile technology has become popular. With this advancement has come a new lifestyle that one may call the tech-life. The new technology is being used in a very efficient and effective manner. It has facilitated people from all over the globe to meet and work together without leaving their native land and often even the comfort of their home. Virtual teams, virtual conferences, and mobile banking, have become the rule rather than the exception. The technology that has enabled business to become Continue reading...

Apart from merely adding and subtracting, Mathematical concepts in the classroom do often seem so far from the real world. They seem like they are in the clouds, and that they may not be needed in everyday life, that they can never be needed by ordinary people going on with their lives in their homes. However, there are many mathematical concepts that people use in the daily lives- whether directly or indirectly and whether they realize it or not. In major science or financial -among other- institutions, such as NASA and banks, algebra is used every day. For that, Continue reading...

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Obesity is considered to be a scourge of the 21st century whose prevalence keeps increasing significantly, comprising a major public health concern. Physiologically, obesity is defined as “an abnormal or excessive fat accumulation that involves a risk to health” (Pedro et al. 2011). The most practical indicator to evaluate obesity in adults is the Body Mass Index (BMI) and based on it, those with BMI that is higher than 30 are considered obese (WHO, 2015). According to the World Health Organization (2015), there were more than two billion overweight adults and 600 million obese adults, in 2014, which means Continue reading...

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In the past few years it is observed that students are taking programs in the field of commerce and universities are offering variety of different programs related to commerce. It shows that students are interested in this field as there are organisations available, offering jobs right after their bachelor’s degree. Previously a person having a commerce degree considered to be incapable, but today there are numerous positions are available for such person and one can choose his career wisely after sorting between Continue reading...

Influence of Customer Services In Financial Industry

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This research paper focuses on the study of importance of customer support and services in the financial industry. The paper will explore the various aspects of customer services as expected by the financial industry customers and the impact of these services in improving the customer experience.
The research analyses available literature to review the possible effects of the customer services and how does it relate to the financial industry on the whole and for the customer of this industry.
Today successful business means much more than merely providing the business services to Continue reading...

Prejudicial Treatment of the Less Privileged

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Prejudicial Treatment of the Less Privileged
In an ordinary society, there is usually a state of inequality that take place among different classes of people, either in terms of income distribution, the economic advantages, socio-economic status, or even in terms of health and security. This inequality among different classes of people can give the more powerful ones the supremacy to influence the way of life of the less fortunate ones. They may exert force and instigation, in such a way that it leads to physical restraint or seclusion, which deprive liberty and freedom to move.
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Advances in technology should be used to improve patient care. In acute and chronic illness, biomedical monitoring of indicators such as pulmonary artery pressure in COPD, right ventricle pressure in right-sided heart failure, and pressure in an aneurysm sac can aid clinicians in detecting real-time changes that require modifications in the treatment plan where doing so ensures optimum patient outcomes. One recent technology is the monitor integrated with medical stent (MIMS) that permits the continuous measurement of pressure in the heart and blood vessels. Knowing what the technology is, its indications and contraindications, its application, and the expected outcomes Continue reading...

There are various similarities and differences between the movies “Swordsman III” and “Fists of Fury”. While the similarities are focused mainly around the political and social commentary that the movies attempt to make, the differences are associated with the scale as well as productions of the two movies. While they both contain a sense of nationality, they are different in their execution of this idea.
Swordsman III is an interesting and thought provoking period piece that takes place in the past, with characters that are at odds with the world at large. “Tsui Hark's spectacular and fanciful production of " Continue reading...

When philosophers write about what is true, they tend to make a distinction between truth with a capital “T” and the truth with a lower case “t”. For example, when Plato in the Republic writes that the prisoner escapes the cave and via the virtue of the light of the sun can see objects how they truly are, we can assume Plato is talking about capital “T” truth rather than lower case truth (514-517). Plato, like many philosophers, is concerned with what is truly true. However, Plato posits that truth, the truth that matters, must exist outside of the Continue reading...