<span>A minimum wage was developed by the federal government in all businesses engaged in interstate commerce in 1938 at 25 cents per hour and was to go to 40 cents in 7 years. No worker had to work more than 44 hours per week without getting paid for it (overtime). The second year was 42 hours and after that it was 40 hours per week, before getting overtime. This was amended in 1963 with the equal pay act that there should no difference in pay because of gender for the same work done under the same conditions.</span>
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The reverse may be true when a person feels no remorse for their actions or wrong doing. They will not impose guilt upon themselves if they feel as if they are not guilty. Another example would be when the crime committed is not as severe as the punishment given Such as when a person jaywalks across a street but society punished them with a 5 year prison sentence. That is highly unfair and unjust punishment compared to the crime committed.
<span>Type 2 diabetes, being the form of diabetes acquired in later life, usually around age 40, rather than the congenital type, comprises the vast majority of diabetes cases worldwide. The percentages of sufferers with the different types varies slightly in different countries but is broadly similar: in the UK, 90% of diabetes sufferers have Type 2 diabetes. Therefore (d) is the correct answer.</span>
Question one ; peer pressure can help affects a students mental because they’re being negatively or positively impacted which can affect the way they think and feel. Their mental health can either go up or down
