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How did the point system change the composition of immigrant populations in Canada?
Human Resources School
An approach or perspective in organizational management focusing on employee welfare, motivation, and efficiency as key factors in achieving organizational success.
Labor Problem
Issues and disputes arising in the workplace, including matters of pay, working hours, conditions, safety, and disputes between employees and employers.
Mainstream Economics
The body of knowledge, models, and theories that forms the majority view within the field of economics, typically focusing on market systems and rational choice theory.
Individual Worker Rights
The set of legal entitlements and protections afforded to employees, including safety regulations, fair wages, and freedom from discrimination.
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