Kind Of Literature Research Articles

MUSIC THERAPY ON ANXIETY IN THIRD TRIMESTER PREGNANT WOMEN

Introduction – Anxiety in pregnancy poses a bad risk to the fetus. Pregnancy anxiety puts the fetus at risk for problems like delayed fetal growth. These risks can affect the quality of maternal and infant health. The use of music as therapy can be used to help overcome anxiety, especially in pregnant women. This paper will try to find out the effectiveness of listening to music as therapy against anxiety in third-trimester pregnant women. Methods – Literature obtained from Google Scholar, Elsevier, and Pubmed databases with a period of 2018 to 2023. Results – Findings from kinds of literature on the use of music therapy in managing anxiety during pregnancy are very effective in lowering anxiety levels. Discuss – Music is a non-pharmaceutical intervention that can be used as therapy. The therapeutic influence that music has on the body and mind helps balance out unpleasant feelings. Conclusion – Using music as therapy during the third trimester has beneficial effects in reducing anxiety. Therefore, the use of music therapy is expected to be used as a nonpharmacological method to reduce anxiety in pregnancy. Keywords: music, anxiety, pregnancy

THE BENEFITS OF NON-BIOLOGICAL THERAPY IN CHILDREN WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER (ASD)

Introduction – Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) are a group of neurodevelopmental disorders characterized by three main problems, namely the presence of communication disorders, impaired reciprocal social interaction with the surrounding environment, and restricted, repetitive, and stereotyped behavior patterns in the first 3 years of age. In Indonesia, there were around 112,000 ASD sufferers in 2012, while in 2015 it was estimated that 1 in 250 children had ASD, or around 134,000 people. Methods – The author used the literature review method by collecting the results of several kinds of literature on ASD, and non-biological therapy and their benefits in ASD children. The literature on non-biological therapy and its benefits in ASD children is limited to 2011-2021. Results – Autism is a lifelong disorder, so it is important to recognize it as early as possible, and parents need to understand the problem. It's important to remember that the cause of autism is unknown, and no single drug has been found that can cure ASD, but some therapies can suppress ASD symptoms that can help ASD lead a more productive life by reducing symptoms and improving skills. Discuss – There is no definitive therapy that can cure ASD, but therapy is aimed at improving ASD symptoms. Non-biological therapy which includes behavioral therapy (such as TEACCH or ABA) is currently used as first-line therapy for ASD. Conclusion – Symptoms that appear in ASD children vary widely, therefore the therapy given is individual and depends on the circumstances and symptoms that appear. There are many types of non-biological therapies for ASD, such as ABA, TEACCH, PECS, Caregiver-mediated Intervention, Parent-mediated Communication, SIT, and AIT. These therapies have been shown to have benefits in improving ASD symptoms such as communication skills, social interaction, and behavior, where each therapy has different benefits in each type. These therapies are given to everyone as needed. Keywords: non-biological, children, autism.

THE ROLE OF GENERAL PRACTITIONER IN POST-TRAUMATIC DISORDER CASES

Introduction – Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a mental illness whose criteria are listed in DSM-5 and ICD 11 marked by an inability to recover after experiencing or watching a horrific event that lasts more than 1 month. PTSD should be considered in any patient who has experienced a significant tumultuous occasion. Methods – The author makes this article based on several kinds of literature that discuss PTSD, the role of GP in PTSD patients, psychological first aid, and psychological, and pharmacological treatment for PTSD patients. The literature used is limited from 2009 to 2021. Results – Approximately 3% of the adult population suffers from PTSD. Often the first point of contact, General Practitioners are positioned to assist patients who have contemporarily experienced a traumatic life event and who are at risk for developing PTSD. Discuss –Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a mental illness whose criteria are listed in DSM V and ICD 11 marked by an inability to recover after experiencing or watching a horrific event that lasts more than 1 month that can be treatable. As primary healthcare providers, general practitioners are the first healthcare practitioners accessible to individuals who have experienced a horrifying episode. Conclusion – General practitioners take an important part in recognizing people with PTSD and giving psychological first aid, managing their care with psychological or pharmacological treatment, and referring them for specialized care when needed. Keywords: post-traumatic stress disorder, general practitioner, psychological.

Analysis of Leadership Style, Work Environment, and Motivation of Employee Performance Mediated by Organizational Culture in the Assembly Work of the National Narcotics Agency North Sumatra Province

Resource management is one of the most important parts of management. Human factors influence employee and management performance. Managing human resources is more often known as performance management. In performance management, there are various kinds of literature that examine performance principles, leadership, work environment, work motivation, and organizational culture. For this reason, this research aims to analyze leadership style on employee performance, analyze the work environment on employee performance, analyze motivation on employee performance, and analyze the influence of leadership style, work environment, and motivation on employee performance in Organizational Culture Mediation at the Provincial BNN Working Unit. This type of research is quantitative descriptive, the research sample is 100 people, and the data is analyzed using the SEM (structural equation modeling) method. Overall, from the results and discussion of the research, it is concluded that there is a positive and significant influence between leadership style on employee performance, as well as the work environment on employee performance which has a positive and significant influence, then motivation variable has a positive and significant influence on employee performance in the BNN Working Unit. North Sumatra Province. However, this is not the case with organizational culture which does not mediate at all on the variables of leadership style, work environment, and motivation on employee performance in the Provincial BNN Working Unit.

Second-hand car price prediction based on multiple linear regression and random forest

The second-hand car market is a hot topic. Buying a second-hand car has advantages in price and many other aspects. Therefore, it is important to establish a good price prediction model. This paper will explore the factors that affect the price of second-hand cars. After analyzing and learning many kinds of literature, this paper establishes a multiple linear regression model and a random forest model and makes a comparative analysis of the model effect. The sum of the square error and R-square value of the random forest are better than the multiple linear regression model. Among the factors affecting the price of second-hand cars, the year of production has the greatest impact on the price, which shows that the age of the year is an important factor in determining the price of second-hand cars. The next most important factor is the number of kilometers traveled, followed by fuel type and transmission type-finally, engine displacement, number of transfers and number of seats. The random forest model established in this paper has better application value to price prediction.

Evaluating the market positions of soybean oil-producing countries in the world market

Abstract Soybeans have an essential position as the main legume crop in the world food system. This research focuses on four high-producer countries of soybean, i.e., India, the Netherlands, Brazil, and the USA. The subject of soybeans as a vegetable oil includes soybean seeds, soybean oil, soybean oil cake, and refined soybeans. This research aims to identify opportunities for the industrial development of soybeans and their derivatives from socio-economic aspects in the world. The analytical method used in this soybean research is the BCG matrix. The data collection used is secondary data from several countries that export soybeans from 2020 to 2021, as well as a literature review of several kinds of literature. Soybean exporters in 2021 are in first place, namely Brazil (USD 39 billion), the United States (USD 27.8 billion) is in second place, Paraguay (USD 2.99 billion) is in third place, The Netherlands (USD 462 million) is in 7th place, and India (USD 22.9 million) is in 33rd place. The analysis results from soybean research show that Argentina took the cash cow position in the BCG matrix and has excellent potential for development in the soybean industry and its derivative products to meet market trends worldwide.

Meningkatan Efektivitas Lembaga Pemasyarakatan sebagai Bagian dari Penegakan Hukum di Indonesia

This study is entitled Improving the Effectiveness of Correctional Institutions as Part of Law Enforcement in Indonesia. The Correctional Institutions or Lapas, is an institution that is part of law enforcement in Indonesia. The purpose of the construction of the prisoner in Lapas is to ensure that the prisoners who have been released from prison remain accepted by the community and can continue to find employment. As a final part of the Criminal Justice System, the efficiency of Lapas functions and duties as a law enforcement agency is essential. The aim of this study is to further analyse the effectiveness of Lapas as part of law enforcement in Indonesia as well as attempts to enhance it if seen from existing facts. In this study, the method of writing normative or doctrinal jurisprudence with the study of library law is to study library materials such as reading and examining scientific books, e-journals of law, regulations of legislation, and various kinds of literature that have relevance to the subject and object of this research.

Faith, Islam and Ihsan in Forming Insan Kamil in the Perspective of Ibn 'Arabi (Thematic Interpretation Study)

Faith, Islam and ihsan are the three main pillars in the religious teachings brought by the Prophet Muhammad. They are often mentioned in the Qur'an, which is the source of Islamic teachings. There are many terms in the Quran related to faith, Islam, and ihsan. With faith, Islam and ihsan a person can reach the degree of insan kamil. This article will focus on the study of thematic interpretation that intends to collect verses of the Qur'an based on a particular theme, then connected with the figure of insan kamil in the perspective of Ibn 'Arabi. The method used in this study is a literature study by collecting data from various books of tafsir and focusing on thematic tafsir studies, and various kinds of literature that contain the content of insan kamil in Ibn 'Arabi's perspective, in order to obtain a conclusion. Islam, faith, and ihsan can shape a person to become insan kamil, more specifically in Ibn ''Arabi's perspective. The mention of Islam in the Qur'an occurs 73 times. Lafaz iman in the Qur'an is mentioned 814 times, while lafaz ihsan in the Qur'an is mentioned 108 times. Faith, Islam and ihsan are a unity in religion that cannot be separated from one another, in other words, the three are interconnected. To form the figure of Insan Kamil, humans must first have Islamic faith and ihsan in living their lives. This study shows the importance of having Islamic faith and ihsan in order to make him insan kamil, the ideal figure desired by Allah.

ASSOCIATION OF AGE AND DIABETES DURATION WITH ESTIMATED GLOMERULAR FILTRATION RATE IN PATIENTS WITH DIABETES MELLITUS ATTENDING AL-DOFIAH MARTYR HOSPITAL-BEIHAN, SHABWAH, YEMEN

Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a common complication of Diabetes Mellitus (DM) and limits treatment options in DM. Estimated glomerular filtration rate (eGFR) is a crucial test for renal assessment. Significant association was found between risk factors and lower eGFR. Ageing is a natural and inevitable biological process that affects all organs. In Yemen, the association between rate of kidney function decline and age or/and duration of diabees has not been well investigated. The current study aimed to determine the association between eGFR and age or/with duration of DM. 177 individuals with DM were studied for the analysis of the association between eGFR rate with age and diabetes duration during the period of February 2022 to February 2023. Results showed high significant differences found in age groups based on eGFR. However, significant difference between the values of eGFR in age groups 25-34, 45-54 and 55-64. Except in the 7 age group, the eGFR of individuals in age groups tended to decreased. In the whole section, prevalence of CKD (high and very high risk) was 16.9% and increased progressively with age. The CKD associated with each 5 year increase in diabetes duration. Of these patients, 11.3% had an eGFR of 15-29 and < 15mL/min/1.73m2, and 5.6% had an eGFR of 30-44 mL/min/1.73m2. In the 4 category (15 years), 4% of study subjects were treated with stage 5 of eGFR (very high risk). The shape of the association between age with diabetes duration and risk of CKD was linear. The results of our study and the other kinds of literature indicate that the important of estimated glomerular filtration rate (eGFR) according to age, diabetes duration and degree of renal dysfunction. In conclusion: These results emphasize the importance of assessment of eGFR for CKD risk prediction in diabetes patients. Our findings suggested that early diagnosis and treatment is important for these patients. So, the observation that could guide preventative efforts of efficient glucose-lowering and renal protective strategies are needed in persons with DM.

The Man at Noah’s Window—The Death of the Old King in Patrick Roth’s Novel Starlite Terrace

Starlite Terrace is a contemporary novel comprised of four interlinked stories about the American film milieu by the German-American writer Patrick Roth. Four protagonists tell their Hollywood-tinged, highly personal life stories to a fifth, who is also the main narrator. In each of their singular collisions with life, a universal and mythical pattern is gradually revealed that gives these so-called ordinary people a dignity they have long since lost in everyday life. Literary scholars are considering Starlite Terrace a brilliant portrayal of the so-called “seeker spirituality” found primarily on the West Coast of California. In fact, the novel is part of Patrick Roth’s own life story, a condensation of his 40 years of experience in Los Angeles, the center of the American film industry. The novel represents a new kind of literature, a new poetics that strives to give expression to an archetypal layer of the unconscious through the writing process, thus bringing together these separate spheres. The highly Jungian worldview is mirrored in the character of Rex, “The Man at Noah’s Window,” among others. In his fixation on the movies and movie stars, he represents an aspect of the narrator’s shadow, a content eventually recognized and accepted. Ultimately, Rex, the “eternal outsider,” embodies the old ailing king in desperate need of rejuvenation. On the level of the collective psyche, the figure of Rex conveys the end of the old God image and the beginning of a new one, as experienced and foretold in the narrator’s archetypal puer aeternus dream.

MGA KWENTONG PAMBATANG RADIKAL (RADICAL CHILDREN’S STORIES): EXPLORING SOCIAL THEMES IN CONTEMPORARY CHILDREN’S LITERATURE

For thousands of generations, children’s literature has been one of the most powerful tools in providing moral values to children. It employs a subtle technique commonly used to entertain children and at the same time, educate them about rights and wrongs. This kind of literature used human and animal characters usually with a touch of magic which was designed to give entertainment and feed lore to the kids. This study aimed to explore Children’s Literature to examine the issues of its content. The researcher also determined the reasons of the two authors in writing such stories and the perceptions of the parents regarding these kinds of children’s stories. Therewith, the selected five (5) children’s books were first summarized and analyzed. Meanwhile, in both interviews done with the authors and parents, the researcher used a Key Informant and Personal Interview. Ten (10) parents were selected through identifying the age of their child (aged seven (7) and below). The researcher identified the social issues embedded in the children’s stories such as drug, liquor, cigarette, and gambling addiction and illness. Social issues such as this are atypical in children’s literature and this research wanted to determine whether it could help in teaching children’s literature.

Assesment Fungsi Kognitif pada Anak dengan Penyakit Kronik

This study aims to identify what assessments can be used to screen cognitive function in children with chronic illnesses. The method used is a systematic review using the PRISMA flow diagram. Researchers used PIOs and searched for English language articles published from 2013 to October 2023. The databases used were PubMed, ProQuest, Science Direct, Taylor & Francis, Scopus, and EBSCO Medline. This systematic review showed that the initial total of articles obtained from all databases was 5889. After limiting the articles, 297 articles were obtained, which were then screened according to the inclusion criteria, with the final result being eight articles with a cross-sectional design. In conclusion, four instruments for assessing cognitive function in children with chronic diseases include Ouvrier modified MMSE, EpiTrack Junior (EpitrackJR), pedsFACIT-PCF, and Ped-ANAM. The Ouvrier-modified MMSE is widely used in several kinds of literature and is validated against standard cognitive function examinations by examination. Keywords: Children with Chronic Diseases, Assessment, Cognitive Function

INTERNET-BASED COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY FOR SOMATIC SYMPTOM DISORDER

Introduction – Somatic symptom disorder (SSD), before known as somatoform disorder (SD), is characterized by a preoccupation that is nondelusional and general with fears of having, or the idea that the body has a serious disease based on his or her misinterpretation of bodily symptoms in six or more months. In SSD management there is a multifaceted approach that is tailored to each patient. Psychological interventions specifically cognitive behavioral therapy reported can improve the symptoms and reduce the healthcare cost significantly. Internet-delivered cognitive behavior therapy (ICBT) has an accepted evidence base for a range of psychiatric problems, especially for SSD treatment also has been suggested as one possible approach that could adapted to this situation. Methods – In this article, researchers used the review method by collecting several kinds of literature from 2011-2021 that discuss somatic symptom disorder, cognitive behavioral therapy, and internet-based cognitive behavioral therapy for somatic symptom disorder. Results – A referral system for patients with SSD to a mental health expert is needed if they do not find any progress when handled by the physician in primary care. Proven therapies for SSD such as CBT and mindfulness-based therapy. ICBT was approved and increased usage within the pandemic of COVID-19 and brought some highly standardized courses consistent across patients. Discuss – The effectiveness of ICBT has been evaluated in the management of generalized anxiety disorder (GAD), depression, panic disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), adjustment disorder, chronic pain, bipolar disorder, and phobias. CBT in multicenter randomized controlled trials reported effectiveness in the treatment of SSD and medically unexplained symptoms, “Health anxious” patients get over two years of sustained symptomatic benefit, without any different impact on total costs, and also decreased the physical symptoms, disability, and psychological distress. Conclusion – Internet-based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (ICBT) can be highly effective in the treatment of somatic symptom disorder (SSD). ICBT can provided in therapist-guided, unguided, or as a bibliotherapy. This tool is already recommended as a treatment of choice during the pandemic. Although wider RCT on the use of ICBT in clinical practice, particularly in SSD therapy, with a variety of demographic characteristics to provide additional evidence of the effectiveness of this technique, as well as increased awareness among clinicians and the general public. Keywords: SSD, somatic, CBT.

THE PROBLEM OF FUNCTIONAL GENRE IN AZERBAIJANI FOLKLORE STUDIES

In this article the problem of functional genre, which is an important issue in folklore studies, is studied scientifically and theoretically. The formation of a new genre as a result of the process of deriving a genre from a genre has been brought to attention on the basis of specific texts. These genres are called functional genres and it has been considered on the basis of which specifics functionalize the genres such as “bayati”, “gerayli”, “goshma”, “temsil” and fairy tales. Thus, it was initially noted that the genre of “bayati” (quatrain) is not a specific genre, like many other genres, but, in fact, a literary formula. Because many genres are formed on the basis of the genre “bayati”. Among them are quatrains, lullabies, folk songs, ceremonial songs, elegy and other folklore genres are studied in the article and brought to the attention, due to this functionality, even before it was also considered that it was called a literary kind by A. Abid. In particular, it has been observed that the genres created on the basis of “bayati” are widely included in the ceremonial folklore and from the genres of “bayati” forms created in this direction such as wishes, lullabies, Novruz songs, beliefs, occasions, religious holidays, laments, etc. have been looked through. As a functional genre “garayli” like the genre “bayati” has been put forward as a new problem in theoretical and methodological research and garayli, folk songs and important parts of epics, which appeared on the basis of the genre garayli can serve as an example of it as the main genre component. In the article the genre “goshma” is also studied as a functional genre. So, on the basis of this genre “goshma”, “tajnis”, the verse part of epics, “ustadname”, “vujudname”, “gifilbend”, “baghlama” and other genres were formed. Fables have also been brought to the attention as a functional genre, such as representation derived from this genre, allegorical narrative, examples that arise in written and oral literature, etc. can be examples for it. At the same time the representation is manifested both in fairy tales and the fairy tale itself has spawned many genres from itself. The genres of fairy tales, garavelli, anecdotes, jokes and other genres have been reviewed. The theoretical problem proposed in the study is rich in important innovations for the scientific community.

Leishman-giemsa cocktail, effective stain in air dried smear- An institutional study

FNAC is an outpatient procedure and has gained importance in mass screening programs. Staining procedure like MGG and Pap is time-consuming and needs trained persons. So there is a need for a staining procedure that is quick and easy to do. In this regard, LG cocktail has been suggested in many kinds of literature. LG cocktail is a combination of both Leishman and Giemsa stains, which has the advantage of both stains. This is a prospective study at department of pathology, VSSIMSAR Burla. A total of 153 cases were studied from the cytology section. The slides were simultaneously stained with MGG and LG cocktail. The slides were viewed and scored independently by different pathologists. Quality Index (QI) was calculated by dividing this score by the maximum score possible. Quality index of LG cocktail stain is 0.77 compared to MGG Quality Index 0.61. LG cocktail is better than MGG Stain overall staining quality, cytoplasmic and nuclear staining, and staining of background material. LG cocktail has better QI than MGG stain. Thus the use of LG cocktail in cytological staining may increase the overall efficacy by saving time and decreasing the manpower need. These two advantages can help us in mass screening programs and its use in the crowded out-patient department.

Narrating Conspiracy Theories: A Paradoxical Ethics of Otherness, Propaganda and Mistrust

Reflecting conspiracy theories in contemporary fiction actualises conspiratorial thinking as a specific sociocultural phenomenon and narrative. Four symptomatic novels – George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four, Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451, Ahmed Khaled Towfik’s Utopia, and Stephen King’s The Institute – have been analysed from a conspiratorial perspective to illuminate the most efficient ways of shaping the human perception of reality. For this purpose, the following conspiracy elements have been delineated to be the basis of the novels’ poetics: otherness, propaganda, and mistrust. They affect the authors’ strategies of storytelling in the books written in the era of the end of truth. Following an interdisciplinary approach that primarily includes the method of narrative construction and semiotic analysis, the article focuses on the conspiracy elements for plotting the selected novels and explicates conspiracy narratives for manifesting the paradoxical ethics of truth as fiction. Conceptualising this idea in the sociocultural context confers to such a kind of literature a new ethical dimension.

Effect of l-Carnitine Supplementation on Osteoarthritis: A Systematic Review.

Comprehensive assessment of l-carnitine's safety and effectiveness in reducing inflammatory markers in osteoarthritis (OA) patients. Journal articles on l-carnitine for OA are gathered using computer searches of PubMed, Embase, the Cochrane Library, and Web of Science. The kind of literature that is found is restricted to clinical randomized controlled trials (RCTs). The Cochrane Handbook risk of bias assessment tool RevMan 5.4 software is used to conduct a meta-analysis. The systematic assessment comprises eight trials totaling 619 patients; the included studies' quality is mediocre. The study's findings demonstrate that OA patients' Western Ontario and McMaster University (WOMAC) function improves and that treatment efficacy outperforms that of the control group (mean difference [MD] = -7.75, 95% CI [-14.63, -0.86]; Z = 2.21; p = 0.03), WOMAC total (MD = -10.24, 95% CI [-18.97, -1.51]; Z = 2.30; p = 0.02), and visual analogue scale (VAS) pain (MD = -14.01, 95% CI [-16.16, -11.85]; Z = 12.74; p<0.00001). The studies that are methodically reviewed also discover heterogeneity, which may have resulted from the created pooled data and requires more analysis. In patients with OA, l-carnitine effectively decreases clinical signs and symptoms, inflammatory markers, pain, and stiffness indicators, and significantly improves WOMAC and VAS scores.

A Preliminary Survey of the Avifaunal Diversity in Pampaimadu Premise of the University of Vavuniya, Vavuniya, Sri Lanka

Vavuniya is a lowland dry zone district of the Northern Province of Sri Lanka, which is still unexplored with a natural forest cover of 1,238 km2. Even though there are many kinds of literature concerning the water birds of the Vavuniya, the diversity of tropical avifaunal species is still a gap which was the light of this study. The study area is situated 10 km from the center of Vavuniya along the A30 highway, with the dry-mixed evergreen forest as vegetation. The district is located within the dry zone which experiences a mean temperature of 28° C and annual rainfall of 1,400 mm. It also consists of 02 adjoined tanks along the boundary. The study points were used for the avifaunal survey during mid of March to end of July 2022. Habitat diversity within the study area was discussed using a prepared checklist and the community indices like the Shannon-Weiner index (H‘), Simpson‘s diversity index (D), Simpson‘s evenness (E), and Species richness (R) across various habitats ecosystem: Woodland-Paddy land (H1); Woodland-Water catchment area (H2); Forest (H3); Grassland with inundated land ecosystem (H4); and Manage Garden with Occasional trees (H5) of the study area. The checklist resulted in a total observation of 93 avifaunal species including 87 resident and 06 migrant species belonging to 47 families (including 09 endemics, and 05 nationally threatened species). Rock Pigeon (Columba livia) belongs to Family Columbidae with the highest frequency (68%, n=123) and is evenly distributed across different habitats but the family Ardeidae is found extensively dominating in H5 (39%). H1 is with the highest H‘ (3.5) and D (0.96); while H3 has the highest R (2.52) and E (0.62). The seasonally inundated habitats H2 and H4 bring water birds to the study area. It also increases the availability of avifaunal insectivores. Many anthropogenic disturbances, such as habitat alterations, intentional wildfire, and road mortality are the key threats encountered by the avifaunal species in the study area. In addition to that, the activity of stray dogs within the premises was observed to be a potential threat during the breeding season. Appropriate conservation strategies including landscape management, conservation of available forest land, and proper awareness of neighboring local communities are necessary to maintain the current ecological status. &#x0D; Keywords: Avifauna, Checklist, Habitat variation, Species diversity, Vavuniya

The Provision Of Employment Opportunities For Workers With Disabilities According To Law Number 8 Of 2016 On Persons With Disabilities Jo. Law Number 13 Of 2003 On Labor In Pt. Sinar Desa Rawa, Cingambul District, Majalengka Regency

People with disabilities have different conditions, some have physical disabilities, mental disabilities, and a combination of physical and mental disabilities. The condition of people with disabilities affects their ability to participate in society, so they need support and assistance from others. People with disabilities also face greater difficulties than non-disabled people, such as barriers in accessing public services, education, health, and employment. To provide employment opportunities for people with disabilities, the government, state-owned and private companies, and civil society must ensure the elimination of various legal and social barriers in employing people with disabilities. This study aims to find out how the Implementation of the Right to Get a Job for Workers with Special Needs at PT. Sinar based on Law number 8 of 2016 concerning Persons with Disabilities which is related to Law number 13 of 2003 concerning Labor and to find out the efforts of the company in providing facilities for Persons with Disabilities.The method used in this study uses a normative juridical approach, which is research conducted by examining and comparing literature sources in the form of Labor Law and various kinds of literature and research specifications, namely descriptive analytical, which is an analysis of the applicable legal provisions and analyzed using relevant legal policy theories.Based on the research results, it is known that PT. Sinar in Majalengka Regency has not implemented what is mandated in Law Number 8 of 2016 concerning Persons with Disabilities. The right to get a job for people with disabilities has not been fulfilled and is not in accordance with what is mandated in Law Number 13 of 2003 concerning Labor. There is still discrimination against people with disabilities in the company. The company’s efforts in providing facilities for workers with disabilities have not been fulfilled, and are not in accordance with the law number 8 of 2016 concerning persons with disabilities regarding the company’s efforts in providing assistive devices to support work and accessibility for people with disabilities.

An innovative approach towards sustainability by adopting identification technologies in the food sector - A systematic literature review

The food sector around the world is more concerned about food safety and authenticity. A lot of new technologies are being tested by the food industry to achieve the desired results. It is observed that many of the meat production companies are still facing issues with the technology implementation as they are still dependent on the traditional methods of traceability in meat production and meat processing. By doing so, a lot of food waste and delays in processing is the main cause. To understand the requirements and benefits of adopting identification technologies in meat production, a growing body of literature has been examined and analyzed by the authors. By following the PRISMA guidelines 45 articles have been collected from the Science Direct and Web of Science. This paper examines the different aspects in terms of sustainability and economic growth after accepting the identification technologies. According to the systematic literature review findings, this is the only article that describes the different aspects of technology in the food sector in depth. Mainly, the three different technologies RFID, NFC, and Barcodes are being noticed by the authors in different kinds of literature, which have a huge impact on the sustainability and efficiency of logistic operations. The study found that these technologies in the meat production and meat processing industries have the greatest value added to the supply chain. The value added by these technologies in the supply chain has a great impact on global and economic levels.