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What is an example of a staff agency?
A staff agency is a temporary service that matches potential employers with employees. They are an outside agency that fills jobs with suitable laborers.
When you wish at 11 11 does it work?
.... No. It's just a fun hopeful way of asking for Gings you can't get yourself. You know the saying... "Wish in one hand. Crap in the other. Which one fills up first?"
If the president pro tempore of the Senate cannot assume the office of the president who is next in line to take over?
If you are asking about the Presidential succession list, The Secretary of State is next in line after the President pro tempore. If the president pro tempore dies or resigns his office , a new pro tempore would be elected by the Senate. If a senator is too sick to serve but does not resign, nothing is done.
Why does the US have paper money and coins?
Nearly all countries have both paper money and coins. Coins are used for low-denomination amounts because they get a lot of use and paper bills would wear out too quickly; they're also easier to use in vending machines and to process in counting machines. Bills are used for higher amounts because coins would be too large and/or it would be too difficult to create enough easily-distinguished sizes and designs to cover all denominations from 1¢ to $100. Because higher denominations tend to get less wear(*), it's more cost-effective to issue them as bills than coins. (*) The US is unusual among industrialized countries in its reliance on a relatively low-denomination paper $1 bill. Due to inflation the purchasing power of a $1 bill is less than a quarter from the 1970s and a dime from the 1950s. Thus the $1 bill fills the same role as those coins once did in change-making, and must be produced in enormous quantities each year because they wear out in 18 to 24 months. By contrast most other countries now have coins in amounts equivalent to anywhere from US$2 to US$4, with expected life spans of 30 to 50 years in average use.
