Part A: They have to relocate
Part B: Furthermore, data suggest that young workers entering the labor market are affected by a long-running increase in the use of “contingent” work arrangements . . .
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Answer: The recording is admissible
Explanation: Call recording is used sometimes for the resolutions. In some cases people wants to use recorded conversations in court as a type of evidence.
For the recording be admissible it will have some different rules, for different places, and off course for different cases. There is no a rule that say is illegal, but it does not mean all of the recording are legal to use on the court.
It's true.
Unlike in school, the majority of college students already enter adulthood ( unless you are one of those genius kids).
College students are deemed to be capable of managing their own individual. IT's also as a part of training for self management which could contribute to their productive behaviour
The correct answer is True (Structural functionalism)
Structural-functionalism took social anthropology as a science that should be developed along the lines of the natural sciences, because it defended that society functioned according to laws that could be identified.
For this approach "each society studied was considered as a 'totality', as an organism whose parts were integrated and functioned in a mechanical way to maintain social stability". Principles were sought in common between social structures in order to understand the function that those elements in common played for the maintenance and cohesion of society.
Among these are the "feeling systems" that "regulate the performance of individuals according to the needs of society", feelings developed in the individual from a social construction. Thus, individuals are an expression of the social structure by reproducing moral norms and civil rules that keep society cohesive, for Radcliffe-Brown “society is cohesive by virtue of a structure of legal rules, social statutes and moral norms, which circumscribe and regulate the behavior". We can see the enormous influence that Durkheimin's theory has on structural-functionalist thinking.
Radcliffe-Brown starts to use the comparative method of the tests of the field research to analyze the “total cultural systems” looking for universal principles for human societies, because “the field work must look for the abstract structural principles and the“ mechanisms ”of integration of society".