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Legislative Pay and Legislator Quality
LABOUR, 2008AbstractThis study extends previous work by Mixon and Wilkinson (1999, Public Finance Review 27: 418–433) and Palia (2000, RAND Journal of Economics 31: 165–179) suggesting that formal human capital attainment is lower in political and managerial roles wherein expected compensation is less.
Franklin G. Mixon Jr, Sean P. Salter
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Legislative Behavior and Legislative Oversight
Legislative Studies Quarterly, 1981This article explores contrasting approaches to the study of oversight by state legislatures. A focus on individual orientations and behavior, which has dominated such study, reveals attempts by legislators to maximize credit, achieve concrete results, and avoid making additional trouble for themselves.
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1991
Every employee has a contract of employment with his/her employer. You cannot be an employee without having an employment contract. It is an important agreement between the two parties where the employee provides working skills for which the employer pays a wage/salary. Although an employer does not have to put the terms of contract in writing for them
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Every employee has a contract of employment with his/her employer. You cannot be an employee without having an employment contract. It is an important agreement between the two parties where the employee provides working skills for which the employer pays a wage/salary. Although an employer does not have to put the terms of contract in writing for them
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Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics, 2002
Serious concerns about pervasive, persistent, and unjustified social inequalities have prompted a small—but growing—number of academic commentators to raise some hard and troubling questions for those who would like to legalize physician-assisted suicide.
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Serious concerns about pervasive, persistent, and unjustified social inequalities have prompted a small—but growing—number of academic commentators to raise some hard and troubling questions for those who would like to legalize physician-assisted suicide.
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A Legislator Looks at Legislation
The International Journal of Ethics, 1937T. V. Smith, Garland C. Routt
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Legislators’ Intentions and Unintentional Legislation
1997Abstract In this paper, I shall discuss the latest attempt in analytic jurisprudence to revive the view that reference to legislators’ intentions should play a role in the interpretation of statutes whose texts leave issues of meaning, purpose, or application unclear or controversial.
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Coccidiostats and Poultry: A Comprehensive Review and Current Legislation
Foods, 2022André Monteiro Pais Teixeira Pereira +2 more
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