i need some info on child labor for a report and i dont know much about kathie lee gifford and what she had to do with child labor...but i know she had something to do with it...any info will help!
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Here are a few links:
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That the Congress is now wanting to give amnesty to all these people. I think there is a hidden agenda there and I think it will undermine the present midleclass. I live in AZ and see the jobs construction jobs these persons are taking that most of us couldn't live on. Now there is a push for minority small business owners, painters, stucco, roofing etc looking for bilingual persons to run crews of these people putting many of us oit of work.
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I found a great website for you, check out http://www.laborlawtalk.com . I don't work for them, but they have state specific forums and probably will have people available to answer what ever questions you may have.
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1.)do it on wal mart getting sued by its employees \n2.)you can also do it on the recent democrat win of the congress. \n3.)do It on the first women speaker of the house. \n4.)you did one on Mexico \n5.) the list of most dangerous cities of 2005/2006 was just published so you can do one on that!\n\nThere, 5 topics for you to do an article on besides the war! Hope I helped!☺
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Try this link! I read about at least 2 women in the article.\n\nIf the article doesn't help maybe there is another link on the page that will.\n\nGood Luck!
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I did not read any of the links, but I would like to know what your point is, really.  I can't believe you think it is a good thing -- or a trivial thing -- to so warp a child's life.  Making it a monetary fine, of whatever amount, is tantamount to making all little children into prostitutes!  And slave prostitutes, at that, since they wouldn't even get the money themselves!!!\n\nThis is really bizarre, and I'm looking forward to your explanation.  I'm not going to follow all those link, and neither is anyone else, I'm guessing.  Or maybe one or two of them, but not all.
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Back in 1990, the Australian Ambassdor to the US visited our college.  It was an interesting Q&A session and we got to see some things that really impressed me with Australia and its people. I found the labor laws to be rather interesting...especially in regard to overtime and so forth, not to mention just how powerful the labor unions are down there. One in particular stuck me...Bechtel was building a hydrogen peroxide plant down there and the unions were so tough, they hardly worked any overtime (since it's taxed at such a high rate)...in fact, the bulk of the crews were out the gate by 4pm each day.   If I ever could scrape up the money, I'd make a visit in a heartbeat.
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Child labor is good, take away the nintendo and get em out there! LOL
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It's a damn shame that, this is what it has come to in parts of the country. I work a manual labor job, granted I don't make 5 dollars an hour.. so, I would have to disagree there will always be people to take those jobs.. some sort of jobs. People that really want to provide the best they can for themselves or their families. My boss hired a Mexican lady once, she was legal.. married to a American man. She seemed nice.. BUT... she could NOT read english, barely write it and speak it. I asked her if she was going to learn english... and she told me straight out no!! I was taken aback by this.. as I have never encountered this before but I was pissed. If you want to be legal and come here and work,fine for now I guess!(who knows what the government will do w/amnesty) NOT live off the system.. NOT live in a shitty house with 6 kids and have a brand spanking new car in the garage! I don't know about anyone else but refusing to speak english is a pure insult!! (Sorry, I know part of my response is in the wrong catagory.) I don't think they will get a higher education.. some may and a lot more may not. They just want the money.. but shame on some of our employers for hiring them. It's such a double-edged sword.. you feel bad for them on a level but angry with them on another level. I guess time will tell.
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Crime is off the chart here in Indiana with all of the poverty and homelessness. Mostly Alcohol related, due to the millions of lost jobs with this Administration. Children graduating from high school and college don't have anything but the Military waiting on them. We also have an out of control, illegal immigration problem here too. Indiana's answer to the unemployment, was to increase the sizes of their prisons and prison systems at tax payer expense.
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Why is it that you know all this information about this person, yet the law enforcement community is not aware of it.  Who was this Sherrif she had an affair with?  Was this recently?...Ronny Dodson, Steve Whitley, Jack McDaniels, or George Jones?  Was it the sherrif himself or one of the Terlingua deputies or constables....Sonny or Oscar? What year did it take place?  Why wasn't the murder/suicide of her husband investigated if the gunshot was to the back of the head?  And the old lady whose arm was broken....why didn't she go to law enforcment over this?  If you have evidence that is unknown to law enforcement, then call the Texas Rangers and tell them what you know. Otherwise, it may not be wise to be making public allegations  against people for such serious crimes....
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Thank you Thank you Thank you for the question....and the last answer that you provided. Your analysis is dead on perfect.\n\nThese entry level jobs (a pessimist calls them dead end jobs) could easily be done by those sitting on the couch collecting welfare.  But they will not work because they don't have too.\n\nIn addition to Immigration reform we need Welfare reform too.\n\nAs far as blaming employers...that is absurd.  First MOST are small mom and pop companies that can not afford a payroll department to verify documentation (you can buy a SS card for $150 on many street corner in some neighborhoods.)\n\nSo we put grandma in jail and let the worker go?\n\nI was in San Diego last year saw a news story about a farmer who walked into a unemployment office and offer them all a job if they showed up on the farm the next day...only one did but quit by noon.
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I posted a question about 2 wks ago asking for help.My brother was murdered,and a 17yr old girl did it.She got charged with youthful offender and she turned 18 a month later.Her friends are in jail too on charges of 1st degree murder. My brothers name was Robby Brown  Stillwater,OK.Payne County. I hope someone out there is still thinking or us.We had missing flyers posted for 4 months.Hunters found my brother skeltal remains.Am I who you are looking for?
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Well, I am a high-school science teacher.  I have not seen the exhibit, but I've done some reading about it and I've seen pictures.  I'm not sure what to tell you, it seems to me you've got a good head.  I was raised on a hog farm, and I worked in a hog slaughterhouse.  Being raised on a rude farm, I've seen a lot of horrifying things, death, accidents, hog cannibalism, on and on.  I survived.  I think it really boils down to a few basic questions you need to come up with answers for yourself, such as:\n1) What do I reasonably expect my child to learn from this experience?\n2) Do I think there's a reasonable chance this may harder her perspective and desensitize her to human suffering?\n3)  Am I willing to deal with the fact that many of these humans did not donate their bodies, but in fact were Chinese prisoners and this was done to them?  Are you willing to participate in the exhibit in good conscience knowing that the Chinese government and participants are unwilling to discuss how the bodies were procured?\n4)  Will she think this is "neat"?\n\nLastly, I might wrestle with this myself, given the moral questions involved.  If it were not for the murky procurement of the bodies, if everything was above-board and donated, I'd go in a heartbeat.  But I'd definitely be asking myself some hard questions about taking a 4-year-old.  I wish you the best, and hope it all works out for you.  If it's any consolation, I understand that there isn't anything particularly scary about the way the bodies are displayed.  But you should definitely have a talk with the kid in advance and be prepared to leave immediately without question if she wants to get out of there.  Best of luck.
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Here's a good source with a lot of information for you. It should answer all your questions:   \n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monday's_Child
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Call the department.  They will give you relevant information.  They don't publish these because they don't want people making false grievences.
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Ahhh. I have written so much today, my hands are tired. alas, I come to a question i have so much to say about, but don't feel like typing it all out :) Yes, I'm a citizen and damn proud of it. last semester(i'm in college) I worked in the dishroom and served dinner in our school's cafeteria-style dining hall. Dishroom wasn't great, was very hot, humid, and the floor was very slippery. didn't smell too pleasant, and scraping baked-on cheese off of large pans was no fun, either. But to be honest, the job was made fun by my co-workers who similarly didn't care for the job but we made it fun together, ya know? two summers ago, I worked for the State DOT scraping road kill off the side of the road. now tell me THAT is a disgusting job. that job too was made fun by co-workers. I would say working for a hotel cleaning rooms or mopping lobby floors is at least a little more sanitary and enjoyable than shoveling roadkill carcasses, don't you? so if those are the kinds of jobs Americans won't do, am I a sac of potatoes? or worse-- an illegal Maria Chiquita? Thanks a BUNCH for bringing up the anchor baby part of the 14th Amendment, I made an argument the other day and reffered to that. right on. I like your posts and comments so far, I'm glad there are other Americans out there who are fed up with this problem like I am. It hits college students HARD if you're like me. last summer I tried applying to a Jack in the Box part time, guess what? no spots available. the guy at the register spoke no more English than my neighbors' 3 year old. I was pissed that they'd hire someone for customer service (hey come on, cashier is customer service) who spoke that little English, but whatever, it's fast food. hehe