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im writing an essay for class and am attempting to answer the question of who has the greater duties in the individual employment relationship, the employee or the employer? i am supposed to back up my answer with law cases within canada as well but i already have a few i plan to work with. I'm just having trouble with my initial argument. I plan on arguing that employers have the greater duties within the employee employer relationship. Thanks for the help

i'll try and make this brief but i cant promise anything lol So, i work in a bank as a teller (yes im a guy and there are guy tellers). there's this girl i work with who has started to become flirty over the last couple of weeks and we talk a bit but not as much as i'd like too since we usually only see each other at work. I recently got bbm and she was excited that i had a instantly added me and everything was good. For the last week, she's been saying how she doesn't have a bf and don't know if she ever will because she's had a few bad relationships in the past. So last week i decided i'd ask her out for coffee and see what happens from there. The only thing is, i didn't do it in person but over bbm! I know that was stupid after the fact and im definatley going to fix this but i dont know what to do. Should i wait for her to bring up the bbm msg or should i just tell her what happened and ask her out in person???? *** FYI, she didn't say no to the bbm msg. she said she was sorry and had plans and we should do it another time. So, what do i do? Apologize about the msg and just ask her out then and there or wait for her to bring it up and just go from there?

I am writing an essay for my human rights and sociak justice class and i chose to write about torture. Now, i am limited tgo approximately 10 pages or so, and therefore i cannot just focus on the broad aspect of torture so i need to narrow down my topic. so, what is a topic within torutre that is focused but can still write 10 pages worth of material to cover what the professor wants??????

I am writing an essay for my human rights and sociak justice class and i chose to write about torture. Now, i am limited tgo approximately 10 pages or so, and therefore i cannot just focus on the broad aspect of torture so i need to narrow down my topic. so, what is a topic within torutre that is focused but can still write 10 pages worth of material to cover what the professor wants??????

The Volksgemeinschaft, or racial community, was an exclusionary utopia. Before the outbreak of war in 1939, what methods were used to exclude unwanted citizens from Germany?

For methods of exclusion, i was thinking of segregation from the german people and persecution as 2 ways, but was looking for a few others. im writing my thesis for this paper and could use a hand or two in just finishing it off. Any thoughts or suggestions would be greatly appreciated

Before the outbreak of war in 1939, what methods were used to exclude unwanted citizens(jews, handicap, gays/lesbians, etc) from Germany?

what arguments other than terror/force were made to convince men and women to support the Nazi dictatorship in the years before the war?

I know they used propoganda, the depression,a dn the current economic situations but what else?????

what arguments other than terror/force were made to convince men and women to support the Nazi dictatorship in the years before the war?

I know they used propoganda, the depression,a dn the current economic situations but what else?????

so, im studying auquinas and the summa theologica and i m a bit lost. i have 2 questions of answer but i cannot find where they are in the ST. ive tried googling the exact passage but nothing come up and navigating the ST online is quite difficult so i was hoping you guys could help with these 2 question. 1) why was it important that christ died as a man? and 2) what are the reasons that thomas gives for saying that Christ's death more than compensates for the sins of the human race? Bth questions are supposed to be founf in ST 3a 46: 1-3. Thanks for the help :)

so, im studying auquinas and the summa theologica and i m a bit lost. i have 2 questions of answer but i cannot find where they are in the ST. ive tried googling the exact passage but nothing come up and navigating the ST online is quite difficult so i was hoping you guys could help with these 2 question. 1) why was it important that christ died as a man? and 2) what are the reasons that thomas gives for saying that Christ's death more than compensates for the sins of the human race? Bth questions are supposed to be founf in ST 3a 46: 1-3. Thanks for the help :)

Seeing as constantine used religion as a political tool to regain control of a crumbling empire, could we assume that the same thing is happening today???? whereby religion is used as a political tool in order to keep the peace and maintain its dominance over the people??? Can't wait to hear everyone's thoughts on this :)

So, i am writing n essay on Constantine' s conversion and whether it was genuine or politically motivated. i am arguing that it was politically motivated. I have looked at his so called vision, the edict of milan and the council of nicaea but i am running out of ideas. BTW, i argued how each of the 3 mentioned were used to restructure a declining empire and he used christianity a a way to renew his power of the people. So, any others ideas of how i can argue that it was politically motivated?????? any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks

So, i am writing n essay on Constantine' s conversion and whether it was genuine or politically motivated. i am arguing that it was politically motivated. I have looked at his so called vision, the edict of milan and the council of nicaea but i am running out of ideas. BTW, i argued how each of the 3 mentioned were used to restructure a declining empire and he used christianity a a way to renew his power of the people. So, any others ideas of how i can argue that it was politically motivated?????? any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks

So, i am writing n essay on Constantine' s conversion and whether it was genuine or politically motivated. i am arguing that it was politically motivated. I have looked at his so called vision, the edict of milan and the council of nicaea but i am running out of ideas. BTW, i argued how each of the 3 mentioned were used to restructure a declining empire and he used christianity a a way to renew his power of the people. So, any others ideas of how i can argue that it was politically motivated?????? any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks

For this assignment, we have to explain them and sayhow are they related to each other in terms of their meaning and purpose? I was able to explain each law, eternal, natural, human, and divine law but i cannot relate them to each other in terms of their meaning and purpose. Any help would be appreciated with this. Thanks

For this assignment, we have to explain them and sayhow are they related to each other in terms of their meaning and purpose? I was able to explain each law, eternal, natural, human, and divine law but i cannot relate them to each other in terms of their meaning and purpose. Any help would be appreciated with this. Thanks

I'm wiriting an essay on Thomas Aquinas and law. i am looking at the 4 different types of law and am having to describe them, which was the easy part. Now, i have to describv how are they related to each other in terms of their meaning and purpose? I'm not big on Aquinas or his writngs but i need to finish this essay so any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks :)

So, I am writing an essay on the conversion of Constantine the Great and I am arguing that his conversion was not so much religiously motivated, but more politically motivated to say the least. I am having trouble simplifying my thesis and i thouht someone on YA could help. So, this is my thesis, " By examining Coinstantine;s patronage of the Catholic Church, the Edict of Milan and the Council of Nicaea, one can being to see how these promoted Christianity while being used as a political tool to aid Constantine in keeping control over his empire." I know its a little wordy and was hoping you guys could help me smplfy it. Thanks everyone

So, I am writing an essay on the conversion of Constantine the Great and I am arguing that his conversion was not so much religiously motivated, but more politically motivated to say the least. I am having trouble simplifying my thesis and i thouht someone on YA could help. So, this is my thesis, " By examining Coinstantine;s patronage of the Catholic Church, the Edict of Milan and the Council of Nicaea, one can being to see how these promoted Christianity while being used as a political tool to aid Constantine in keeping control over his empire." I know its a little wordy and was hoping you guys could help me smplfy it. Thanks everyone

For my unions Class, we have to write an 8-10 page essay on the union that we were put into. I was put into the hospital support workers union and i honestly dont know what to write about or argue :S As of right now, a few things that affect the union include privatization and the contracting out of work. Does anyone else have any other ideas that i can write about b/c i doubt i can write 8-10 pages on just the 2 mentioned above. Thanks for the help :)