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30 以下有關性別工作平等法之適用,何者正確?
不適用於任職未滿 1年之員工 不適用於公務人員、軍職人員
僅適用於 30 人以上之公司行號 雇主與受僱者之約定優於本法者,從其約定
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If a woman decides to take a job outside the home, there are many important questions which are raised. Can she get
any job she is 37 of and cut out for? Or are some jobs closed to her because she is a woman? If she gets a job and
some of her fellow workers are men doing the same work, will she be paid 38 they are? This issue is considered
important in the United States. The government has passed some laws to help women get any job 39 they are
qualified, and to help them get the same pay as a man for doing the same work. The government has also passed a law to
40 businesses that get money from the government to be fair to women and minority groups. This is called the
Affirmative Action law. It says that 41 a company is not fair to women and other minority groups, the government
will not do business with that company. This boosts businesses to provide equal opportunity for women.
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With the increasing water shortages and growing water conflicts, some people start to ask: why don’t we get our
drinking water from the ocean? The problem is that the desalination of water requires a lot of energy. Salt dissolves ver y
easily in water, forming strong chemical bonds, and those bonds are difficult to break. Energy and the technology to
desalinate water are both expensive.
There are environmental costs of desalination as well. Sea life can get sucked into desalination plants, killing small
ocean creatures, and upsetting the food chain. Also, there’s the problem of what to do with the separated salt. Pumping
this super-salty water back into the ocean can harm local aquatic life. Reducing these impacts is possible, but it adds to
the costs.
Despite the economic and environmental hurdles, desalination is becoming increasingly attractive as we run out of
water from other sources. We are over-pumping groundwater, we have already built more dams than we can afford
economically and environmentally, and we have tapped nearly all of the accessible rivers.
Far more must be done to use our existing water more efficiently, but with the world’s population escalating and the
water supply dwindling, the economic tide may soon turn in favor of desalination.