– assignment description is attached in word document below – 12 point times new roman font / double spaced – 2 page answer per question = 8 pages – All material must be fully referenced using APA formatting. – ** the main source for this assignment is the course textbook which i’ve attached below. please use this to answer the questions !! – the course textbook is titled "canada, a working history" by jason russell – please see attached – you must answer 4 out of the 5 questions with answers being 2 typed pages long – please do not make a title page / do not include a title page as 1 of the 8 pages !!!!!! start with your first questions answer – do not type out question before answering. just put the question number before typing so i could see which one you answered – You can use outside sources but they should SUPPLEMENT (!!!) , not substitute course texts. – As long as outside sources are from peer-reviewed, reliable sources it is fine and can use as many as you like, the more the merrier. – this is very important, please ensure they DO NOT substitute course texts and please ENSURE they are peer reviewed – for question 5, i’ve also included secrets of a successful organizer chapter 1. ASSIGNMENT DESCRIPTION TYPED OUT: Instructions: Please answer ANY FOUR Questions. This assignment must be between 8-10 pages in length double-spaced, including references. Please Answer ONLY FOUR questions: 1. George Santayana once wrote that those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it. How do the past practices of colonialism remain present in the experiences of indigenous workers today? 2. Is there a connection between the historical practice of slavery and wage labour? Explain your theoretical arguments with reference to historical and/or present examples. 3. In what ways did gendered divisions of labour change over the course of the 20th century and in what ways are there patterns of continuity? Can women ever achieve full equality in the job market if caregiving responsibilities are not equally divided between women and men? 4. What does it mean to say that courts imported subordinating concepts and principles from the laws of master and servant into the modern regulation of work? What, if anything, might this tell us about the inequality of bargaining power between capital and labour? 5. What are the three major takeaways from Chapter 1, Secrets of a Successful Organizer? How do these practices challenge working class disorganization? Are they relevant to your own life?Show more
