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admin — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 21:10:38 +0000

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what are chances to get a job at the entry level for 55 years old woman?

admin — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 19:25:45 +0000

I had a lunch with my friend and she told me that she wants to go to school and get a degree in actuarial field. I think she sould not study such field b/c she is close to 50 years old. What are her chances to really get a job in that field? I’ve been thinking that it really may not pay off for her at such an "old" age and that corporations will not want to invest money in hiring her after she finishes the college (she may be around 55 years of age)… I think that her being around 55 and being a women she will be discriminated…I really didn’t want to dicourage her…. is there anyone who thinks otherwise and thinks she should go for it? if yes, why (reasons)?

if she gets a degree, she has a high chance of making it. thats assuming that she doesnt give up of course. anyone…no matter what age they are have a great and high chance of making it.
did you hear about the 100 year old man that just graduated?

What do I have to do to be allowed to serve alcohol in Florida?

admin — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 22:17:08 +0000

Please only answer if you know the laws in Florida. I am 18 (which is legal serving age) I have completed the Professional Server Certification Corporation course and have a certificate. I can not find anything online of the exact laws and was wondering if this is all I need? Or if I even need it at all?

you likely need a responsible server certification, which is likely what you already have… if not, most employers will tell you what you need, and usually even pay for it.

If you live in Florida, how old must you be to own Stock in a Corporation?

admin — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 20:07:20 +0000

Age of Majority

under the uniform gifts to minors act, you could have someone set up an account and buy the stock for you. you could most likely do something similar if it was a private corporation.

or you could just ignore the age thing and buy it.

Which of the following items is not a major component of Social Security?

admin — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 19:47:40 +0000

Which of the following items is not a major component of Social Security?
Which of the following items is not a major component of Social Security?
A. State Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP)
B. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
C. Old-Age, Survivors, Disability, and Hospital Insurance (OASDHI)
D. Grants to States for Medical Assistance Programs (Medicaid)

B. But if you want to pass that test, you need to look up ALL the answers, so you know what each program DOES.

Is the human resources trend towards pleasing the youth based on a myth?

admin — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 20:57:16 +0000

There seems to be a lot of fear by corporations that with the aging baby boomers there will be this massive worker shortage when they retire.
Is this all hype?
And are they raising the expectations of young people entering the job market that they are more valuable than the gen-xers / baby boomers before it’s necessary and causing more dissatisfaction with ALL age groups?

Well, there is concern to please them but there is also frustration. The new folks entering really have a need to be spoon fed a lot. I have not had this happen to me but I have peers that have had parents call wanting to know why their son/daughter was not hired. Whereas a normal person would be horrified if this happened to them, these guys think nothing of it - afterall, this is the generation that has no losers…everyone gets a trophy.

(Industrial Age) How did large corporations try to control competition?

admin — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 20:47:39 +0000

Can’t find the answer in this G-Forsaken book…

They basically monopolized it in The united states. People like Rockefeller and Carnegie basically took control of all production, by buying out all their competitors. They also bought all aspects and resources needed for their products. they also took advantage of cheap labor and controlled politics to their own gain.

what happens if China rises? how will the world change?

admin — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 18:57:35 +0000

how will the world change? will it change to balance of powers? a single empire? clash of civilizations? global democracy? cold war? terrorist Dark ages? corporation rule? NGO’s rule? world goverment? creative at hocery? then explain why? thanks
would the world change if China rises? i’m trying to say to which category will fall. it has to be to ether one of them, right?

The question is not if, but when. When China rises, nobody really knows what will happen. The IR community is very much divided over this. The realists believe that there will be conflict, but are divided on what type and when. Liberals (in the IR/classical sense) believe that conflict can be avoided and point to the fact that China holds so many treasury notes as a good thing. If we owe them money, they don’t really want our economy to collapse because they want to protect their investment. I guess the real question is whether or not there can ever be a world hegemon. If so, the US certainly is not it. We have great influence in certain areas, but are far from complete domination of the entire globe. If there cannot be a world hegemon, then another cold way may ensue with the US and China each controlling their respective hemishperes. Some would say that this will encourage peace (a true balance of power like during the cold war where each side knows that they cannot ensure victory). Others would say that war is looming because the US will try to prevent China from gaining prominence by whatever means necessary. Again, the IR community is vey much split on this. I would suggest two book: Triangulating Peace and The Tragedy of Great Power Politics.

What is the best form of business for starting up a wind farm?

admin — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 15:38:01 +0000

Limited Liability Campany (LLC), S. Corporation, partnership, or sole proprietership
The wind farm is in western Texas where middle-aged parents already have extensive holdings in oil and cattle and two grown sons have had five years experience managing corporate wind farms.

At first glance, I would recommend an LLC. This will depend on the type of income and the owners. A limited partnership may also be a good option. I can help guide you into making the right decision on business entities. I can form and maintain LLC’s (or other entities) in all 50 states.

Can a large corp. disregard state legislation and impose their own guidelines for dependent coverage?

admin — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 19:18:20 +0000

I work for a large corporation with group health. I live in Illinois, where to my understanding, qualifying dependents are eligible for coverage up to age 26. My group insurer says they only insure dependents to age 23. Can large corporations ignore state legislation and impose their own policy?

No they cannot. However are you SURE that the law REQUIRES that they offer coverage up through age 26? "To my understanding" is not very definitive and it’s common for the "common man" to be unaware of the exact wording of the law.