For example today's youth have less social awareness and there would be lesser males in the workplace and more women will occupy male dominated jobs in future and the competition is going to be high. (Blau, 2006) This means that the policies for the new generation of prospective employees will usher in changing conditions the departments will still be the basic job of building and maintaining good relationships, processing complaints, and looking to continuous improvement
On the other hand the countries like Germany and Canada reduced their corporate tax rate, rendering American companies in poor position globally. (Boskin, 2010) Though the deductions for interest and other features helped in reduce tax, corporate tax sees to it that there is no investment and the capital has become internationally mobile
One example given is of professional athletes, where the expectation of occupational life is relatively low, "as it is for men in other occupations that require full physical vigour, quick reaction, and other physical and psychological qualities normally blunted by increasing age." (Cavanaugh; Blanchard-Fields, 2010) Thus the working career and the employment opportunities for older persons are the basic considerations
(Farazmand, 2001) This is only the tip of the iceberg. (Dixon; Younglai, 2012) Thus it was hoped that Obama will go with a tax break
Multinational organizations have adapted to the new market structures and have ushered in new technologies and new management practices. (Dubay, 2010) The Obama care therefore would make it impossible to lower taxes, and on the other hand, will bring in new taxes that have already or will soon take effect as a result of the "Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act may not all show up in the income tax tables, but their huge cost is still very real
These changes make the free services with minimum or no returns out of the question for the state because such services place burden on the exchequer. (Farazmand, 2001) However social policies have been reflected in a number of areas including education, poverty and Medicare
"increase sharply when state corporate income tax rates go down. (Hassett; Hubbard, 2012) Now the president will reduce the corporate tax rate, but will target the multinational firms with a net increase in corporate taxes and while individual marginal tax rates clearly impact non-corporate firms' investment levels it is doubtful if the tax rebate would have any impact on multinationals
The health care system comprises of a hierarchy in the pyramid structure with a chief executive at the helm and a board and subordinates. (Miller; Hutton, 2004) The Government hospitals are usually non-profit and founded for the purpose of public service
The traditional program's fee-for-service payment system, in which doctors and hospitals are paid a fixed price for each and every procedure or service that they perform, encourages an increase in the volume of services provided, which drives excessive spending." (Moffit; Senger, 2013) The system as hoped does not deliver quality care but creates unnecessary costs and higher spending as well
Without such policies many minority groups, poor persons and especially the old and retired will have no access to medical facilities. (Peterson, 1999) Going back we can see that some of the social programs that came about during the 1900s was cause by the depression of 1920 and 1930 and there stands out two concepts, one the social security and another housing of the poor
The congress has set up many study groups and while these groups made different recommendations in the health care sector, none have come forward with a statement that shows the declining quality of service in either of these types of organization. (Torrisi; Hansen-Turton, 2005) For example the normal methods of treating the abusers are by using the counselling centres and also the de-addiction centres that have various methods of effecting a cure
Thus the concept of the universal care can be welcomed as a better social measure. (Warner, 2001) The reason is that there have been vast changes in the health industry
It has a potential danger of forcing charities and other organizations to make impossible choice of stopping to serve people without regard to creed. The HHS guidelines appeared to premise on mistaken notion that freedom of conscience either does not exist or is not worthy of protection unless it is religiously motivated (Donovan, 2011)
This they say would translate into adamancy by Medical researchers to carry out certain researches because of fear that the government might reject their discoveries as too expensive. Medical research is the lifeline of a healthcare system and lack of it spells doom to patient outcomes (Feldstein, 2009)
Half a trillion federal dollars will be used to subsidize the health exchange between 2014 and 2019. This stands to make operationalization of the exchange very expensive and an administrative nightmare (Graham, 2010)
States must also be prepared to incur costs that come about as a result of payments to Disproportionate Share Hospitals (DSH) and payments to specialist physicians. The former refers to payments made to hospitals that treat disproportionate share of Medicaid patients (Haislmaier & Blase, 2010)
Scheduling adequate and timely follow-up after initial treatment is a major issue for patients under universal care as opposed to patients who are privately insured. High cost of Medicaid unfortunately translates into enrollees' limited access to care, poor quality of care, and inadequate follow-up care (O'Shea, 2007)
" (Williams) To avoid paying this increased cost, "healthy people could drop their coverage, saving on the hefty premiums each year, and then apply for health insurance whenever they got sick." (Murphy) If the system requires that the young healthy pay for the old and sick, but then offers them a means to avoid paying, then who will provide the necessary financing? $95 per person is simply too little to cover the costs of such a huge program
." (Turner) With this type of financial misunderstanding, the president cannot be believed when he states that the individual mandate will provide enough funds for the system to operate
And according to some, younger members of society "will be forced to pay significantly higher premiums under the law than they would under an actuarial bases insurance system." (Williams) To avoid paying this increased cost, "healthy people could drop their coverage, saving on the hefty premiums each year, and then apply for health insurance whenever they got sick