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Based on reading this passage, answer the 2 following questions

1. How do the policies regarding time off and tardiness described in the first excerpt compared to most jobs today?

2. In the second excerpt, what circumstances contribute to the household impoverished situation?

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1. The paragraph show that the lady who requested leave because of her wedding was rejected of leave, even if it was unpaid. We cannot see such practices in modern times and usually, employers prefer giving leave without pay.

2. The major contributor towards the household property is identified as the unfair and high prices of good and service. Specially, food.

3. We can see that workers are being treated with extreme unfairness and without any though of Humanity. Workers work nearly 14 and half an hours every day and if they got late at least a minute, a whole hours pay is cut from them. The rarity of jobs and their incapacity to leave work or take action against this harsh treatment show how helpless and poor the workers and the society were at the time.

4. It is disturbing that this  novel was recognized for something trivial such as the meat packing industry rather than the broad social issue it was addressing, Urban poverty. mainly because most of the time, poverty is understood in relation to the country side and poorly-developed villages and non-urban areas but this novel showcased the harsh treatment received by the immigrant workers.

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1. How do the policies regarding time off and tardiness described in the first excerpt compare to most jobs today?

Answer: The paragraph show that the lady who requested leave because of her wedding was rejected of leave, even if it was unpaid. We cannot see such practices in modern times and usually, employers prefer giving leave without pay.

2. How does the working situation described in the first excerpt help you understand the poverty described in the second excerpt?

Answer: We can see that workers are being treated with extreme unfairness and without any though of Humanity. Workers work nearly 14 and half an hour every day and if they got late at least a minute, whole hours pay is cut from them. The rarity of jobs and their incapacity to leave work or act against this harsh treatment show how helpless and poor the workers and the society were at the time.

3. Sinclair was disappointed that his novel became more influential for its depiction of the meatpacking industry than its depiction of urban poverty. Which of these situations do you find more disturbing, and why?

Answer: It is disturbing that this novel was recognized for something trivial such as the meat packing industry rather than the broad social issue it was addressing, Urban poverty. mainly because most of the time, poverty is understood in relation to the countryside and poorly developed villages and non-urban areas, but this novel showcased the harsh treatment received by the immigrant workers.

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