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Chapter 6 Introduction

Introduction

Despite a sharp decline in the poverty The federal government defines

Chapter 1 Introduction

Introduction

Democratic processes and government institutions must be trustworthy. This is essential to maintaining the confidence of the people.

Chapter 2 Introduction

Introduction

Government budgets reflect policymakers’ priorities.

Chapter 4 Introduction

Introduction

Americans’ retirement income comes from several sources.

Protections for Workers
Protections for Workers

Background

A variety of government policies and employer practices safeguard the rights of workers to fair treatment, safety in the workplace, and a measure of financial security.

Wage Standards and Fair Employment Practices
Wage Standards and Fair Employment Practices

Background

Policymakers at all levels of government have developed standards and guidance to ensure fair employment practices which address wages, working conditions and other aspects

Unemployment Insurance and Workers’ Compensation
Unemployment Insurance and Workers’ Compensation

Background

In addition to Social Security and Medicare Authorized in 1965

Employment Discrimination Against Older Workers
Employment Discrimination Against Older Workers

Background

Older workers may choose to or need to continue working; however, they face discrimination, especially in layoffs and hiring.

Chapter 12 Introduction

Introduction

People have the right to be free from all abuse. This includes both physical and emotional abuse. They also have a right to live free from discrimination and from crime.

Chapter 7 Introduction

Introduction

In 21st-century America, millions of people are living longer.