Essays on United Kingdom

Since its initial introduction in 2016, the national living wage (NLW) has had various impacts on the UK’s retail industry, including job losses at many of the largest retailers to cut costs (Rodionova, 2017). However, the effects so far appear to have been less severe…

The national living wage is the minimum that a worker aged either 25 or over should be paid per hour that they work. The new living wage was introduced by the UK government in 2016 and as of April 2018, the national living wage rose…

The recent decades have witnessed the rapid development of transportation and telecommunications technology, it has narrowed the gap between different cultures and different countries, which makes us to be aware of the importance of intercultural communication. When we have the opportunity to make contact with…

Introduction OECD figures present the UK as having one of the highest levels of income inequality in the European Union (as measured by a Gini coefficient of 0.35) and a child-poverty rate of 0.118. There is a need to reduce this inequality as it is…

In the United Kingdom today, no single issue of public concern seems to be as widely and hotly debated as that of terrorism. When people hear of terrorist attacks, they react with horror and disgust (rightfully), however, little discussion ever revolves around whether terrorism can…

Laws are guidelines that every individual in the country must follow, in fairness nobody is above the law. Laws start in congress. A projected first-hand law is called a Bill. The Bill is proposed and explained about its content, giving MP’s a period of time…

Before 1945 and before the NHS, if a person from any background needed to receive any kind of medical treatment they would have to pay for that treatment or they would not be diagnosed and or treated. This had catastrophic results on society for a…

Introduction The principle things which could contrarily influence the achievement of the work showcase post-Brexit are a blend of nearby dispositions, over-prescriptive business enactment, and the disappointment of UK and regressed Governments, neighborhood experts and bosses to cooperate to deal with the transient populace and…

In UK society today, illegal drug has often been seen as one of the most important topic over the past few years. The main focus of this article is to show with the increase in the number of using illegal drug have different effects on…

INTRODUCTION Benazir Bhutto was a beautiful and charismatic pioneer to lead a post-pilgrim Muslim province of Pakistan. Famously known as the Iron Lady of Pakistan, She was the primary female Prime Minister in an Islamic nation, and one of the the most educated, energetic ladies…