Precarious employment and WLB (Work life balance)

States, Markets and Work-Life Balance: Canadian Employment and Labour Policies
AP/SOSC 3982 (3.0)
WLB Annotated Bibliography Assignment Due February 6, 2020

Your work-life balance annotated bibliography and analysis should be a critical and
analytical review of 10 sources, building on the literature, lectures and the key concepts
of the course. Sources can include: books; journal articles; government reports or
industry studies and should be from the years 2010-2020. Ideally, this annotated
bibliography will help you build towards our next assignment: the time-use analysis
due March 12.
You should include the following sections: introduction; theoretical framework;
method; results (this is where you would describe your 10 sources); analysis;
conclusion; references. Your annotated bibliography should be approximately 15 pages
double spaced.
Your annotated bibliography can be an evaluation of one of the 5 following topics (these
are broad topics and are intended to guide you can choose another topic if you like):
Innovative managerial approaches to WLB
Labour movement strategies to bargain for WLB
Precarious employment and WLB
Social reproduction and WLB
Gender and WLB
Grading:
You express unique insights and use your own words to explain concepts. ( / 5)
You integrate course concepts, materials, and readings. ( / 5)
Your paper has minimal grammatical and spelling errors. ( / 5)
You do not rely on unnecessary long quotes and/or vague statements. ( / 5)
You provide a critical review and analysis of the sources you have selected. ( /5)
Your annotated bibliography is formatted in either APA or MLA and can include:
books; journal articles; government reports; industry studies; website materials.
( /5)
GRADE: / 30

This is not a traditional Annotated bib. This needs to have an intro, conclusion and thesis statement. as well as:

2 paragraphs on each source used (traditional annotated style)

Analysis – 1 page

3 main findings in literature review that surfaces the main themes and points of your thesis.

3-5 paragraph

Conclusion – 1 paragraph

MY TOPIC: Precarious retail work – work life balance theme –

Themes I want to use: Alienation – Marxist

The readings on job strain-
Mention:
Employment strain model
And: new analysis of strain of employment relationship.

Marx- alienation and exploitation – Communist manifesto or Das Kapital can also be referenced.

Video Journal

This week you will submit your 1st journal reflection for your public health observational experience. For the reflection: select one of the objectives you identified to accomplish during your OLE for the first week at your site. Review the course content, resources, and literature related to your objective to prepare for your experience.

After completing your observation this week, create a video reflection documenting your experience.  This will serve as your “time log” at your site.

The video should include:

Identify your total number of hours for this week for your OLE
The objective you focused on
What you learned in your preparation
What you learned in your observation including any questions you asked
Report if you were able to meet your objective with a rationale as to why or why not
How have these activities contributed to your professional development?
Relate these activities to a role as a health and/or public health professional
Identify specific skills acquired through participation in these activities (i.e., program planning and evaluation, needs assessment, grant writing, program management)
The video should not exceed 5 minutes. 

Should a college education be free?

* Introduce the issue, and then present it in question form.

* Explain why it is compelling to you.

* Describe what you already know about it.

* Explain what more you need to learn.

Sample on page s 40-41 in the textbook.

wind data analysis using matlab and excel

the report should include and introduction ( objectives ) , ethics and research

the excel sheet has all the information needed.
while the word document is the aim of the project. don’t focus on the entire aim just focus on the topics listed above ( introduction , ethics and research )

Let’s use 2003 initially – it has the smallest standard deviation.
Introduction could include:

a description of what you hope to achieve by carrying out the data analysis
a description of the site – with a screenshot from Google Maps if possible
a description of the data – sampling intervals, data collected, etc.
(we’ll revisit the data – we’ll carry out a “sanity check” on the data to make sure it’s reasonable data rather than simply using it on trust)
why you rejected 2006
why you selected 2003
a graph showing weekly average wind speed for 2000-2005
a graph showing weekly average wind speed for 2003
…anything else that you think would be interesting or relevant!

For example, your Introduction could also include a section called: “Wind Energy in Ireland”.

don’t forget the references to be IEEE.