The papers will be reviewed by the Canvas plagiarism program. Please upload your paper in Word $(.$doc, $.$docx$)$ format. A hard copy is NOT required to be delivered to the instructor. Further information on the paper was sent via announcement and is in your syllabus. In summary: Topic: Pilot Shortage and Its Effect on Airline Labor Relations. Length: $25-35$ pages, double spaced, in accordance with the formatting requirements below $($and in the MLA Handbook$).$ The term paper is due on or before December $9,2024$ before $11$:$59$ p$.$m$.$ LATE ASSIGNMENTS ARE NOT ACCEPTED. Format: The format required is based upon on the MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers. Paper $-$ Use white, twenty$-$pound, $81/2-$ by $11-$inch paper. Erasable paper tends to smudge and should be avoided for a final draft. Margins: Except for page numbers, leave one$-$inch margins all around the text of your paper $--$ left side, right side, and top and bottom. Paragraphs $-$ These should be indented half an inch; set$-$off quotations should be indented an inch from the left margin $($five spaces and ten spaces, respectively, on standard typewriters$).$ Spacing $-$ The MLA Guide says that "the research paper must be double$-$spaced," including quotations, notes, and the list of works cited. Heading and Title: Your research paper does not need a title page. At the top of the first page, at the left$-$hand margin, type your name, the instructor's name, the course name and number, and the date $--$ all on separate, double$-$spaced lines. Then double$-$space again and center the title above your text. $($If your title requires more than one line, double$-$space between the lines.$)$ Double$-$space again before beginning your text. Title $-$ The title should be neither underlined nor written in all capital letters. Capitalize only the first, last, and principal words of the title. Titles might end with a question mark or an exclamation mark if that is appropriate, but not in a period. Titles written in other languages are capitalized and punctuated according to different rules, and writers should consult the MLA Guide or their instructors. Page Numbers $-$ Number your pages consecutively throughout the manuscript $($including the first page$)$ in the upper right$-$hand corner of each page, one$-$half inch from the top. Type your last name before the page number. Most word processing programs provide for a "running head," which you can set up as you create the format for the paper, at the same time you are establishing things like the one$-$inch margins and the double$-$spacing. This feature makes the appearance and consistency of the page numbering a great convenience. Make sure the page$-$number is always an inch from the right$-$hand edge of the paper $($flush with the right$-$hand margin of your text$)$ and that there is a double$-$space between the page number and the top line of text. Do not use the abbreviation p$.$ or any other mark before the page number. Tables and Figures $-$ Tables should be labeled "Table," given an arabic numeral, and captioned $($with those words flush to the left$-$hand margin$).$ Other material such as photographs, images, charts, and line$-$drawings should be labeled "Figure" and be properly numbered and captioned.