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(2019). Types of employee benefits and perks. Retrieved from https://www.thebalancecareers.com/types-of-employee-benefits-and-perks-2060433. (Be sure to click on the links within this source to gain depth about specific benefits.)Glassdoor Team. (2018). 11 Companies with seriously impressive benefits. Retrieved from https://www.glassdoor.com/blog/companies-seriously-impressive-benefits/Hamill, L. (2019). Workplace culture: The invisible perk your employees actually need: Good benefits can create hype, but they fail to address employees’ greatest need: Care. Employee Benefit News, 33(5), 33. Available in the Trident Online Library.The Georgia Society of CPAs. (2020, January 17). Your employee benefits

After you respond, please make sure you respond to one other classmate regarding their response. Can you give the class a few “real” examples of ageism? Do you think it impacts the workplace? Requirements: – Are thoughtful and analyze the content or question asked.- Contain novel ideas, connections, and/or real-world application but lack depth, detail and/or explanation.- Make connections to the course content and/or other experiences.- References cited- Ideas are persuasive, and always expressed in a clear and coherent manner

What do you think about our state’s maternal mortality rates? Please explain why this is. Do some comparisons, and give examples of what other states are doing to combat these alarming high rates. How do they compare to Texas? Requirements: – Are thoughtful and analyze the content or question asked.- Contain novel ideas, connections, and/or real-world application but lack depth, detail and/or explanation.- Make connections to the course content and/or other experiences.- References cited- Ideas are persuasive, and always expressed in a clear and coherent manner

Reqirements: – Are thoughtful and analyze the content or question asked.- Contain novel ideas, connections, and/or real-world application but lack depth, detail and/or explanation.- Make connections to the course content and/or other experiences.- References cited- Ideas are persuasive, and always expressed in a clear and coherent manner

C in College Board, write a one-page, thesis-controlled summary of the entire video, and submit your summary here in Schoology. You will be graded based on your spelling. grammar, and content.

Label the sections:What to include:1. Introduction: Introduce the genre of the book, the title, and the author. Give us some insight on why you selected the book. Include some insightful information: (10%)2. Summary: Give a brief summary of the book, but don’t include the ending. Your summary should include references to the following: (30%)  a. What was the book about?  b. Who were the main characters? How would you describe them? c. What are the major conflicts and discussion points?  (Make sure you write enough detail that makes this section interesting)3. Personal Experience: Discuss personal experiences or connections to the book. (Choose at least two questions below) (20%)1. Could you relate to any of the characters in the story?2. Have you ever done some of the things or felt some of the same things the characters did?3. Do you have any connections to the setting or historical period?4. Why are you interested in this topic?4. Your opinion of the book and how does it relay to our class?4. Discuss your opinion of the book. (Answer at least three of the questions below) (20%)1. Did you enjoy the book?2. How does the book relate to the course you are taking?3. If you could change one thing about the book what would it be?4. What did you gain by reading this book?5. How did the book relate to the course you are taking?5. Conclusion:(20%)1. Site three references or examples from our text book to your reading. 2. What did you learn from reading the book3. What it the “one” thing you’d like to communicate to the class about this book?Formatting: Use Times New Roman Font Only12-point font sizeDouble SpacedThe book report is to be written in APA style 7th editionTitle page with running headThe body of the pages should be 3 written pages of writing, not to include reference pages.

Select one brief passage roughly two to four sentences in length from each text (two total) that reveals something about these relationships, and then analyze them. In what ways might these relationships be similar? How do these relationships differ? Draw some conclusions from your analysis. In what ways are these similarities and differences significant?

Purpose: The letter to the editor is a short-form essay genre that is widely used by people around the world. It provides the means to respond to ideas, topics, and issues that are reported in news media. As such, letters to the editor allow people to engage in public discourse within their communities and thus participate in the functioning of a democratic society by sharing their viewpoints. Assignment: Write a “letter to the editor” that responds to any of the readings covered thus far or that responds to any issue or topic addressed in a local news source within the past two weeks. Your letter to the editor should be approximately three to four hundred words long. Due Date: Sunday, January 22, 2023 by midnight. Further Instructions:•    Your assignment should be completed in MS Word or a similar word-processing application and then uploaded to the course Blackboard site. Acceptable file formats are: .docx, .doc.•    Keep in mind that a letter to the editor serves a specific purpose, which is to publicly respond to issues in your community and/or to items published in a given news venue.•    In addition to identifying the issue or problem in your community, your letter to the editor should make a concise suggestion for a viable solution.•    At the end of your letter, please cite the article to which you responded, complete with a URL to it, in the APA format. Please see Purdue Online Writing Lab (n.d.) for guidelines on how to properly cite sources.•    The tone, style, diction, length, and other features of your essay should suit your purpose and thereby conform to the standards of the “letter to the editor” genre. For a helpful guide, see “Letter to the Editor” (n.d.).•    Your essay should therefore be driven by a central idea that responds to a current issue. That central idea should be expressed in the form of a thesis statement that expresses the overarching, main point of your essay.•    Be sure to proofread your work carefully. It should be free of grammatical, mechanical, and typographical errors, and it should be stylistically sound.*Please note: Any assignment that received a plagiarism score of 10% or over from SafeAssign will receive an automatic score of “0.”LINK ARTICLE: https://caymannewsservice.com/2021/07/to-those-who-refuse-to-take-the-covid-19-vaccine/Note : no plagiarism

on one of the topics below:Option 1: Select two of the assigned stories from Week 2 (Gilman’s “The Yellow Wallpaper,” Glaspell’s “A Jury of Her Peers,” or Wharton’s “Afterward”) and explain how and why these stories use the gothic genre as a vehicle for critiquing patriarchal society. If you choose this option, you will need to perform close readings of relevant supporting quotations. Option 2: Although produced 20 years apart, Hitchcock’s Rebecca and Psycho have a lot in common. If you choose this topic, you will need to identify the ways in which these films establish tension and terrify viewers. And beyond the ways that these films build suspense (through lighting, music, etc.), what makes them scary? That is, what deeper fears do they tap into? Choosing this prompt means that you will need to engage in scene analyses to support your argument. Option 3: Propose your own prompt (you must compare 2 of the works we have encountered in this class). If you choose this option, you must obtain my permission no later than Wednesday of Week 3.Formatting RequirementsYour essay should include an introduction Links to an external site. that introduces the topic and ends with a clearly worded, 1-2 sentence thesis statement. Links to an external site. Each supporting paragraph (there should be at least 4, but likely as many as 5 or 6) should begin with a strong topic sentence Links to an external site. and should incorporate evidence, including direct quotations from secondary scholarly sources. The essay must cite at least two secondary, scholarly sources Links to an external site.in your essay. You must locate these sources via either the JSTOR or Project Muse databases, which you can access via the WLAC library website using your LACCD login credentials. You may not cite from Wikipedia, Sparknotes, or websites found via general Google searches. Direct quotations should be smoothly integrated Links to an external site. and formatted according to the guidelines for MLA in-text citations Links to an external site..The essay should also contain a strong conclusion Links to an external site..The final page of the document should consist of a Works Cited Links to an external site. page.  Specific tips for formatting electronic sources can be found here Links to an external site.. The essay should be 5-7 pages in length, typed and double-spaced, in Times New Roman font, size 12. The document should have 1-inch margins and should include a properly formatted heading and a title.Your Works Cited page DOES NOT count toward the required page minimum. Remember: Plagiarism of any degree will not be tolerated. Important ResourcesHow to Use the WLAC Databases to Conduct ResearchHow to Format Your EssayLinks to an external site.How to Format Article Citations for Your Works Cited Using MLA, 9th EditionSample Essays

on one of the topics below:Option 1: Select two of the assigned stories from Week 2 (Gilman’s “The Yellow Wallpaper,” Glaspell’s “A Jury of Her Peers,” or Wharton’s “Afterward”) and explain how and why these stories use the gothic genre as a vehicle for critiquing patriarchal society. If you choose this option, you will need to perform close readings of relevant supporting quotations. Option 2: Although produced 20 years apart, Hitchcock’s Rebecca and Psycho have a lot in common. If you choose this topic, you will need to identify the ways in which these films establish tension and terrify viewers. And beyond the ways that these films build suspense (through lighting, music, etc.), what makes them scary? That is, what deeper fears do they tap into? Choosing this prompt means that you will need to engage in scene analyses to support your argument. Option 3: Propose your own prompt (you must compare 2 of the works we have encountered in this class). If you choose this option, you must obtain my permission no later than Wednesday of Week 3.Formatting RequirementsYour essay should include an introduction Links to an external site. that introduces the topic and ends with a clearly worded, 1-2 sentence thesis statement. Links to an external site. Each supporting paragraph (there should be at least 4, but likely as many as 5 or 6) should begin with a strong topic sentence Links to an external site. and should incorporate evidence, including direct quotations from secondary scholarly sources. The essay must cite at least two secondary, scholarly sources Links to an external site.in your essay. You must locate these sources via either the JSTOR or Project Muse databases, which you can access via the WLAC library website using your LACCD login credentials. You may not cite from Wikipedia, Sparknotes, or websites found via general Google searches. Direct quotations should be smoothly integrated Links to an external site. and formatted according to the guidelines for MLA in-text citations Links to an external site..The essay should also contain a strong conclusion Links to an external site..The final page of the document should consist of a Works Cited Links to an external site. page.  Specific tips for formatting electronic sources can be found here Links to an external site.. The essay should be 5-7 pages in length, typed and double-spaced, in Times New Roman font, size 12. The document should have 1-inch margins and should include a properly formatted heading and a title.Your Works Cited page DOES NOT count toward the required page minimum. Remember: Plagiarism of any degree will not be tolerated. Important ResourcesHow to Use the WLAC Databases to Conduct ResearchHow to Format Your EssayLinks to an external site.How to Format Article Citations for Your Works Cited Using MLA, 9th EditionSample Essays