The Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938, Enforced by the U.S

question 25

True/False

The Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938, enforced by the U.S. Department of Labor, was considered the precedent of labor unions, because it established federal minimum wage standards, child labor laws, and increased wages for overtime.

Appreciate the impact of job satisfaction on organizational commitment and employee engagement.

Recognize different stressors in the workplace and their effects on performance and motivation.

Be aware of strategies for coping with stress and enhancing workplace well-being.

Learn the effects of psychological detachment from work on stress and job performance.

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Liberties

The absence of constrictive control by governing bodies on an individual’s lifestyle, behaviors, or political perspectives in a societal setting.

Anglicization

The process of adopting English culture, language, or norms, often in the context of colonized societies integrating with or being influenced by English settlers or governance.

Colonial Elites

Individuals or families of significant economic, social, and political influence during the colonial period, often landowners or officials.

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Relating to Great Britain or the United Kingdom, including its people, culture, and historical influences.