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No Money in Social Work - Negotiating Compensation for Social Workers-Juniper Publishers

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       Annals of Social Sciences & Management Studies-Juniper Publishers Labor Statistics Comparison Between Social Work and Nursing According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (2019), the median annual salary for all social workers in the United States as of May 2017 was $47,980 ($10,290 more than the median annual salary for all occupations in the US economy combined), with the lowest 10% earning less than $29,560 and the highest 10% earning more than $79,740. In comparison, the median annual salary for all registered nurses in the Unites States was $70,000 ($32,310 more than the median annual salary for all occupations in the US economy combined), with the lowest 10% earning less than $48,690 and the highest 10% earning more than $104,100. As of 2017, the median salary for US registered nurses was $22,020 higher than the median salary for US social workers. Looking back, between 2000 and 2001, the median annual salary for US social workers was $37,694 L...

Stress Reliever – A Social Responsibility of Mobile Phone Software Engineers and Businessmen-Juniper Publishers

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  Annals of Social Sciences & Management Studies-Juniper Publishers Introduction Every human being becomes a victim of stress at any stage of his/her life. Millions of people consult doctors to help in curing stress-related issues whereas others try to participate in social gatherings to get them cured. Stress and anxiety lead to traumatic effects and is exposed substantially in low and middle-income countries [1]. Various researches of stress found that different games help people release stress. Computer and mobile games also achieved importance helping in the reduction of stress in users. According to a study in 2007, a stress relief game reduced cortical (stress hormone) levels by 17 percent in people who played the game five minutes a day [2]. By implementing E-Commerce in the business process, industries are exhibiting the corporate social responsibility [3]. Electronic games like Computer, Mobile or Video Games which became popular among teens during 1980s had not only b...

A Comparison of BCM with BBCM-Juniper Publishers

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  Annals of Social Sciences & Management Studies-Juniper Publishers Abstract The Big Bang cosmological model (BBCM) is currently the most prevailing cosmological model for the observable universe but it still exists many un-answered questions such as the existence of the Singularity and the reason for a sudden explosion. BBCM is completely based on the materialism ideology which suffers from many paradoxes. In order to resolve these paradoxes, the present author recently proposed a novel cosmological model based on Buddhist philosophy and thus it is called Buddhist cosmological model (BCM). The purpose of this paper is to carry out a detailed comparison between these two models. Through this comparison, one can find the fundamental reasons why these paradoxes exist in BBCM. Keywords: Universe; Cosmology; Big-Bang Cosmological Model (BBCM); Buddhist Cosmological Model (BCM); Comparison Intr...

Stress Reliever – A Social Responsibility of Mobile Phone Software Engineers and Businessmen-Juniper Publishers

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Abstract In this paper, we have proposed to the mobile scientists about a social responsibility to take care about the health of the users by designing a computer-based mobile game so that it could behave intelligently and interactively for stress relieving and health care rather than the traditional leisure. Our study explores the efficacy of intelligent games to keep the interest of a user in computer and mobile usage that helps in the reduction of stress. This review paper highlights the need of social responsibility during the process of App development for mobile phone users. Keywords: Health Care; Stress Reliever; Game Theory; Algorithm; Social Responsibility Introduction Every human being becomes a victim of stress at any stage of his/her life. Millions of people consult doctors to help in curing stress-related issues whereas others try to participate in social gatherings to get them cured. Stress and anxiety lead to trau...