An ethical dilemma that I have seen in the workplace would have to involve theft. I work in a restaurant and theft is a frequent factor in the food service industry. When you think about theft in restaurants it can involve everything from product theft, giving away food to customers, to stealing tips. I have seen every one of these things happen in the restaurant I am currently working in. I have witnessed an employee get fired over a loaf of banana nut bread, while a manager was stealing cash from the register by voiding checks on a daily basis.
The stereotypes and clichés shown throughout this film of urban schools, teachers, students, and families represent a vague idea of the reality of these environments. The film opens with the schools hallways and lockers collaged with graffiti, floor to ceiling. Students are portrayed as “in control”, rather than the teachers and higher authority. The lunchroom is a jungle of minority students, yelling and talking loudly, few are actually eating, and a fight breaks out between two boys. A teacher, trying to break up the fight, is eventually severely injured from his head being repeatedly bashed into the ground and has to be taken away on stretcher.
He locked her in a room with a customer and she fought back, angering the customer. “The boss” was very angry and hit Srey, leaving a welt on her face; she was then raped and beaten. To keep her compliant, she was forced to take a pill known as “the happy drug.” Along with her fellow captives, Srey was kept naked and forced to work seven days a week, fifteen hours a day. They were fed scarce amounts of food as customers were dissatisfied with overweight girls. One night some of the girls made a daring escape from the tenth floor apartment that they were housed in, going out onto the balcony to traverse a thin five inch plank across the twelve foot wide chasm between buildings to a balcony on a neighboring building.
For example, in April 2006, twenty-three women between the ages of 19 and 24 were arrested for hazing violations; they were all kicked out of school and fined. In addition three other pledges were arrested and charged with underage drinking when they were caught at a sorority house party drunk. The worst two reasons pledges are arrested have to do with underage drinking and hazing. Even though sororities might seem fun, there are many good reasons to not join a college sorority. Many more teenagers have been physically or emotionally hurt because of sororities.
The first property damage reported was a Nike store and even the police headquarters was damaged by the protestors the riots were keep on getting more intense as now the protestors started blazing police cruisers on fire in various location and many bank branches were damaged which led to a total lockdown to Younge street police even the transportation was put on lockdown all the buses and subway was halted. For the first time in Toronto police used tear gas to control the riots. Now the police came in action and started to use rubber bullets and pepper sprays to stable the condition. Over the course of the day 300 people were arrested and many were injured during arrest and next day it was a relief day as many of the lockdown were removed and public transportation was operating again and additional officers from the Ontario
Janice tries to intimidate all students, verbally, physically and emotionally by taking their money to use the toilets, stealing their food and pushing students around on the bus. Katherine Paterson is right on the mark describing how students being bullied feel. It is the same feeling for students these days. The humiliation, anxiety and fear are all symptoms of bullying years ago or currently. Friendship is present through Bridge to Terabithia.
They have had a great impact on my life and my family’s life as well. When I was in the brick and mortar school, I loved the work but I hated the school. There was never a day of peace or a good day at school. There was always fighting, misbehaving in class and you just couldn’t concentrate on your lessons. Then there was days of people all around you getting arrested for drugs or weapons, threatening the lives of other students or even teachers lives being threatened in some way.
Brandon Spiegel 3/25/18 Academic Writing With all the news going around, it is hard not to notice how terrible somethings and people may be in this cruel world. Every other week it seems like somewhere in our country there is a school shooting. Students having to go to school with fear of this in my opinion is extremely unhealthy to the student, and as well as sickening for the student’s parents. You shouldn’t have to walk into your school feeling scared that something tragic is going
The boss and his son drug and kicked at the woman to get her into the store so that they could beat her. After being beaten the woman came out of the store bleeding, crying, stumbling, and holding her stomach. When the woman got to the sidewalk she was immediately grabbed and accused of being drunk. When Richard went back into the store his boss and his son were washing there hands at the sink, and cleaning the blood, wisps of hair, and bits of clothing from the floor. When they looked at Richard they saw that he was shocked.
They stuffed Margot inside the closet so she could not see the sun after a prediction came that it would appear. William – William is one of Margot's classmates. He hates Margot because he thought she was weird and different from them. That is why on the day that sun was about to shine, he led the class in stuffing Margo inside the closet. Setting All Summer in a Day was set in Venus, which, because of its thick atmosphere, was filled with rain all the time.