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... to restore the property. Under California law, the borrower must use the proc...ructural causes of damage from the earthquake, and their rights as a borrower....
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...rker productivity. The State of California Telecommuting Pilot program, a stat...lf-motivated, and disciplined. The California program found that many telecomm...
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... SOPER & ASSOCIATES, a State of California corporation or SOPER & ASSOCIATES, ...Environmental Crisis Exposure 6.5 Earthquake Crisis Exposure 6.6 Volcanic Cr...
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...mple, in some areas of Southern California, clients appreciate earthquake preparation tips or suggestions for...
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... have access to fax machines, copiers, secretarial services, conference rooms, and other amenities. BENEFITS Telecommuting helps employers in many ways: Reduces overhead. Telecommuters who work at home don't need office space, thus reducing the company's space requirements and energy consumption. Moving employees to company-owned satellite offices may also bring cost savings due to lower rents in suburban areas. Increases worker productivity. The State of California Telecommuting Pilot program, a state-sponsored study of telecommuting among state workers, reported that telecommuting increased productivity by 10% to 30% . Reduced or eliminated commute time, reduced stress, and fewer distractions may account for this. Enhances employee retention. The California Telecommuting Pilot Program found that telecommuting helped the employer retain the services of mothers during maternity leaves. Reduces worker stress. Telecommuters in the California ... experienced 25% fewer absences than their peers. Working at home helps employees continue to work while dealing with such situations as emergency child-care and minor illnesses that might make it undesirable to go into the office. Can accommodate employees with disabilities. Telecommuting may constitute a reasonable accommodation for employees with disabilities. (See discussion later.) Can create continuity after a disaster. When a disaster, such as earthquake, flood, or fire, destroys your main facility, telecommuters can often continue to work. If telecommuters must access information on company computer networks, you may want to consider having a backup network offsite. RISKS Telecommuting isn't for everyone. Certain jobs lend themselves to telecommuting. Information workers are an obvious choice; manufacturing workers aren't. Professionals comprised the majority (72%) of telecommuters in ...
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... Many smaller markets have only one newspaper, one radio station, and maybe one TV station. The larger the population base, the more difficult it is to get a foot in the door with the various news media and develop relationships-but it's not impossible. Start small: Contact the sources that specifically address your market area. For instance, in Los Angeles, the LA Times covers all of Southern California, and developing a relationship with an editor is nearly impossible. However, this particular newspaper has satellite offices strategically located in regional areas, and it's fairly simple to contact one of these smaller offices. Moreover, competing newspapers may exist for specific areas. If you had an agency in the San Fernando Valley, to continue our example, the LA Daily News would probably be more beneficial than ... participation in special panels or programs, election to office, etc. 4. Commentaries-ranging from letters to the editor to op-ed articles. Many publications accept in-depth commentaries on timely topics and generally position them opposite the editorial page. This type of writing not only reflects your professional opinion on topics of interest but shows you to be an expert. 5. First-hand reports-observations and information on catastrophes (fires, earthquakes, floods, storms) . This is appreciated by the writers and is invaluable for helping you place articles in their publication later. Here's another suggestion about association activities that ought not to be forgotten: Become active in at least one trade association-not just as a member, but as a participant. Take part in the elected or appointed offices. Volunteer for various panels and commissions. All this ...
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...LA Times covers all of Southern California, and developing a relationship with...