a lower level of productivity among employees
increased materials wastage
time spent addressing employees’ personal issues,
employee time spent with job counselors
employee time spent involved in support groups or other support activities
higher insurance rates that may need to be paid for certain types of employees
additional management and supervisory costs of managing such an enterprise
increased employee turnover
meetings to coordinate services and policies
presentations by the business managers to the nonprofit board
fundraising is done by nonprofit staff for the benefit of the business
tours and site visits which take the manager away from the day-to-day responsibilities of operating the business
Answer: They are both mythology and relate to the powers of gods and goddesses.
Explanation:
Both of these quotes relate to mythology about gods such as Cronus and goddesses. They also talk about the powers of these beings which is shown to be supernatural in nature.
Cronus for instance is said to be the lord of the universe and rules over heaven and earth, a feat which would require an immense amount of power. The other text mentions that gods and goddesses possess super-human powers which enables them to do things like control weather.
you cant harm something. harm means hit or damaged
Land is too low. hope this helps!!!
. In the story “Just Lather and Nothing Else” by Hernando Tellez, the barber has an internal struggle in which he must first consider his values before making a decision. <span>In any internal conflict, there is always a problem from which a struggle stems. From the beginning of the story, the barber’s problem is evident when Captain Torres enters his shop. When Torres takes a seat, the barber estimates he has a four-day growth of beard and takes note that it was the four days Torres was on a foray against his fellow revolutionaries. At this point it is clear that two opposing political parties exist. The barber’s problem now is that he has an enemy in his shop with the ability to send him to his death if he so much as suspects the barber of ill intentions. I Hope that helps! :) </span>