Dreams are base upon working. You can set a goal but you have to work towards it to reach it. Many people sometimes think things should be given to them easier. I feel you must work for the thing you want. Working for something helps you to appreciate it more.
Kealey Clark UNIT. 302 C Describe how my own values, beliefs, and experiances may affect my working practice. Everybody has different values, beliefs, and preferences. What you believe in, whats acceptable, important, and desirable is an essential part of who you are. My belief is to have a aim in life, and work towards it, whether it be a aim in life to work towards, whether it be higher qualifications to better my job prospects or working towards bettering my career path, each is a great belief for me to acheive as this will be beneficial to my children and improve my way of life.
Maggie wants them for sentimental value, she admits to putting them to "everyday use." She is not one to use them to show off or place financial values on like her sister would. Maggie and her mother share a unique stand point; they both seem to be very happy and content with their way of life. They are not financially well off, but they are living life to the fullest. Towards
Recipients who are uneducated are often unable to break out of the poverty level cycle and gain jobs that pay enough to support themselves and their families. These cycles tend to repeat in families that are uneducated and education programs should be mandatory. There is no question that families that can afford to pay for private schools and people that obtain higher education are less likely to need public assistance. Poverty level families that live within public assistance all of their lives and do not go on to college remain in the welfare system. If higher education were mandatory as part of receiving benefits, these perpetual cycles can be broken.
The minimum wage was far lower than the livable wage, however, welfare reform was expecting people to become independent through these unlivable minimum wages. True independence with minimum wage was never a possibility and the lives of the impoverished only became more dire. Due to the low minimum wage, Ehrenreich was forced to find a second job, even with the advantage of starting with an ample sum of money. Also, like others she met that lacked welfare support, these jobs were in terrible settings. Descriptions of these settings, including no breaks, slippery floors, abundant second-hand smoke, and more, reminds one that the factories of the Industrial Revolution have returned.
A utilitarian’s goal is to determine how to obtain “the greatest possible balance of good over bad for everyone effected by our actions” (Shaw & Barry, 2013). American production is a shell of what it once was, and with next to nothing to export, and potential production being lost to overseas cheap labor we will never be able to obtain the level of production that we once had. In addition more times than not the individuals working at the production plants making US products will not make enough money to be able to afford the goods they are helping to produce and because they are paid based on their counties cheap labor rate, although they will have a job they will probably not be paid enough to improve their financial status much if at all. 2.) Export commodities which have been banned from sale in the United States No, a business shouldn’t be able to export commodities that have been banned from the United States.
Success, family, love, and happiness are what one sees as a life of mere perfection. Unfortunately, Monique of the novella Monique by Luisa Coelho was short in receiving such a blessing of a loving family, success and happiness she instead received betrayal, loneliness, and absence of a stable and functional home. Being a child surrounded by love happiness and success, leads to a better development of the child along with a prosperous future. Yet, with Monique, the absence of one’s parents in a child’s life can lead one to live a life in isolation and dysfunction. Being a father is an enormous responsibility.
My husband, is the only one that works. I appreciate him for being the breadwinner, but his job does not pay enough for all of us. This causes stress for all members of the family because the resources are not enough and our needs surpass necessities that are essential. Also, my financial aid is sufficient just for a couple of my school necessities, but not enough to cover for all the other things that my husband’s salary does not cover. I look forward, to the end of the line, when I finish college and graduate, so I can work, and help, and when my kids grow and become more self-sufficient.
Univ 1010 November 19 2014 Increasing Minimum Wage Jon Corzine said “No family can get rich off of minimum wage in fact the current minimum wage does not even lift a family out of poverty” Minimum wage should be increased because today in America its impossible to rise from poverty on a 7.25 an hour job. When minimum wage was first put into action it was done so with the purpose of helping people live a better life and improving overall welfare, but instead of improving welfare people ended up on welfare. How can minimum wage improve someone's life when they are only making $15,080 a year and the poverty line for a family of four is at $23,850 and for a single person it is $11,945, although it keeps one person out of poverty,
Approximately 62 percent are still obtaining their education, and only 22 percent live below the national poverty line. Higher minimum wages does not address the primary reason that people live below the poverty line. Low wages are not the main problem; the problem is that most people living below the poverty line do not work at all. According to the United States Census Bureau. (n.d.), 67 percent of people are living below the poverty line did not work, and only 25 percent worked part time.