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The woman supports the proposal described in the article Explain why she thinks it will achieve the university s goals v.1

The woman supports the proposal described in the article Explain why she thinks it will achieve the university s goals v. 1
Many jobs today and in the past have required their employees to wear uniforms. This is especially true for jobs that must be recognisable and its greatest drawback relates to resentment. The jobs that most require uniforms all relate to positions of authority. It is important for the public and other employees to be able to recognise these figures. The original example of this is soldiers who must be recognisable to their own people and each other in order to fight an enemy effectively. Today this same principle applies to authorities ranging from the police to fire fighters. There are also more civilian occupations where authority is self-evidently important such as for doctors, judges, and chefs. Even simple jobs such as working in a fast food restaurant or supermarket require uniforms in order to make it easier for customers to identify them. The disadvantage to wearing a uniform at work is the effect on morale. In some instances, uniforms can be inspiring if the employee is personally invested in the service or product the company provides. For the majority of employees, however, uniforms repress individuality and comodify. In the same way that cans of soup are wrapped in a label, an employee may come to feel like a company product. The jobs most susceptible to this will not be high-ranking ones such as a doctor, where the uniform instills pride, but lower order work such as a factory worker, cashier, or cleaner. Uniforms will likely only add to pre-existing resentment of their position in life. In conclusion, uniforms are necessary for operations but can hurt mental health in certain occupations. There is little that can be done to address the necessity of uniforms but their effects can be mitigated with compassionate company policies.
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today
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employees
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. This is
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and its greatest drawback relates to resentment.

The
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jobs
that most require
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uniforms
all relate to positions of authority. It is
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important
for the public and other
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employees
to be able to
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recognise
these figures. The original example of this is soldiers who
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be
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recognisable
to their
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people
and each other in order to fight an enemy
effectively
.
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this same principle
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applies to
authorities ranging from the police to fire fighters. There are
also
more civilian occupations where authority is self-
evidently
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important
such as for doctors, judges, and chefs. Even simple
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jobs
such as working in a
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fast
food restaurant or supermarket require
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uniforms
in order to
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make
it easier for customers to identify them.

The disadvantage to wearing a
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uniform
at work is the effect on morale. In
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some
instances,
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uniforms
can be inspiring if the
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employee
is
personally
invested in the service or product the
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company
provides. For the majority of
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employees
,
however
,
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uniforms
repress individuality and
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comodify
.
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that cans of soup
are wrapped
in a label, an
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employee
may
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come
to feel like a
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company
product. The
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jobs
most susceptible to this will not be high-ranking ones such as a doctor, where the
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uniform
instills pride,
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lower order work such as a factory worker, cashier, or cleaner.
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Uniforms
will likely
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add
to pre-existing resentment of their position in life.

In conclusion
,
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uniforms
are necessary for operations
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but
can hurt mental health in certain occupations. There is
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little
that can
be done
to address the necessity of
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uniforms
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but
their effects can
be mitigated
with compassionate
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company
policies.
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IELTS essay The woman supports the proposal described in the article Explain why she thinks it will achieve the university s goals v. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
293 words
6.5
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 5.0
  • Structure your answers in logical paragraphs
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    One main idea per paragraph
  • Include an introduction and conclusion
  • Support main points with an explanation and then an example
  • Use cohesive linking words accurately and appropriately
  • Vary your linking phrases using synonyms
Lexical Resource: 5.0
  • Try to vary your vocabulary using accurate synonyms
  • Use less common question specific words that accurately convey meaning
  • Check your work for spelling and word formation mistakes
Grammatical Range: 6.5
  • Use a variety of complex and simple sentences
  • Check your writing for errors
Task Achievement: 5.0
  • Answer all parts of the question
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    Present relevant ideas
  • Fully explain these ideas
  • Support ideas with relevant, specific examples
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