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... We have thousands of articles, checklists, tip sheets, sales letters, and more! Communications Marketing Customer Service Planning Finance/Accounting Risk Management Human Resources Selling Legal and E&O Technology Life/Financial Services Glossaries Management Resources & Links Categories Popular Recent All Back Day Care Centers - "We Are Specialists"4/30/2013 10:37:47 PM by CompleteMarkets Editor This content has not been rated yet. DAY CARE CENTERS - WE ARE SPECIALISTS' AFTER-THE-FACT PROTECTION ISN'T ENOUGH Dear (Customer Name): Of ... you want to be completely insured in case of a loss to your business, but in a day care center, that just isn't enough. You're not dealing with losing inventory - your business involves something much more precious and irreplaceable. That's how we're different from most insurance agencies. At (Your Agency Name), we specialize in insurance for day care centers. We know how important it is that you have appropriate insurance - adequate Liability limits, Property coverage tailored to your facility, employee benefits for your staff - but we ... know that insurance is only half the picture. Our experts look at your present insurance package, and also survey your property and past loss record, so that we can tell you how you can decrease your chances of experiencing a loss. Protecting yourself against a loss before it occurs is just as important as having the right insurance program. Let us help. One of our day care center specialists will be calling shortly to set up a convenient appointment. Sincerely, (Your Name) Login or Register (for FREE) to ...

Day Care Centers - "We Are Specialists"
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... these supplies on hand: Flashlights with spare batteries. Matches or candles should not be used after an earthquake unless you are certain there are not gas leaks. A portable radio with spare batteries. Radios might be your sole source of information for as much as three days. First aid kit and first aid knowledge. It's helpful to have several family members know CPR. Food. Keep a supply of non-perishable food on hand that can be rotated into your diet and replenished on a regular basis. You should have a supply good ... with water. Vacuuming will remove some of the odor and grit left by smoke damage, but these items should be separated from other possessions since they may affect nearby items. 15. Antiques, paintings, art objects, silver, and brass must be given special care. Dry them with soft cloths, but do not apply oil or rub them. This treatment will mar or otherwise damage hard finishes or surfaces. What to Do About Flood Damage 1. Notify your independent insurance agent. He or she will assign the loss ... process claims, making copies to serve as duplicates. Our assembly-line operation called for those answering our eight incoming phone lines to take initial claims information, as the others pulled customer files and still others entered policy numbers and coverage descriptions. We moved a disk to the center of the office and designated it an information center. We attached a sample ACORD form for each personal lines company we represent with required claimed information highlighted. Some need only the client's name, policy number, and a description of the damage; others required more information ...

... by CompleteMarkets Editor This content has not been rated yet. TELECOMMUTING: BRING THE WORK (BUT NOT THE RISKS) TO THE WORKER Welcome to the future of work. Telecommuting, also known as telework, uses telecommunications to allow employees to work off-site one or more days a week. Telecommuters can work at home, in corporate-owned satellite offices, or in independent telecommuting centers, which rent space to telecommuters from many companies. There they have access to fax machines, copiers, secretarial services, conference rooms, and other amenities. ... , select the right kind of worker for telecommuting. Your company's telecommuting policy should clearly state that telecommuting isn't a right, it's a privilege. The policy should also state that telecommuting isn't meant as a way around obtaining child-care - a worker shouldn't have the responsibility of caring for young children while telecommuting. Likewise, never impose telework on an employee. Some workers feel too isolated or distracted when working at home. Make your program voluntary. Screen potential telecommuters before allowing them to telework. Make sure they have proven abilities to manage ... time and work well. Weed out candidates who need constant supervision or feedback. Don't forget the people who manage and supervise teleworkers - can they evaluate a worker's performance without counting on face time, ' or the time the worker is seen in the office? To avoid problems and misunderstandings, before the worker begins telecommuting, spell out their responsibilities and job tasks and the way their performance will be evaluated A home office has pros and cons. The majority of telecommuters work at home. Working at home eliminates commute time and company ...

... religion. Before you haul me off to a padded room, let's define "infomercial."An infomercial is an advertisement for a product or service that has been expanded with information, entertainment, or both to retain the attention of the audience. In the old days, itinerant preachers would pass the basket after preaching a message that was interspersed with hymn-singing. When radio, and later television, arrived on the scene, preachers began purchasing half-hour or larger blocks of air time to carry their message to a larger audience, replacing ... 12:00:00 AM by CompleteMarkets Editor This content has not been rated yet. Let's start with a little quiz to find out how much you know about infomercials: Infomercials are a relatively new advertising phenomena. [ ] Yes [ ] No [ ] Who cares? "Infomercial" is a term that relates only to television. [ ] Yes [ ] No [ ] Who cares? Infomercials do not apply to insurance advertising. [ ] Yes [ ] No [ ] Who cares? Infomercials are the advertising method used ... television, arrived on the scene, preachers began purchasing half-hour or larger blocks of air time to carry their message to a larger audience, replacing the traditional basket with a plea for donations. Profitable? You bet! Many such ministries built huge cathedrals, multi-media production centers, and even their own television stations from the revenues generated by "religious" infomercials. In the meantime, people marketing products and services just rambled along as usual, purchasing 30- and 60-second time slots for their commercials. For a long time this worked ...

... religion. Before you haul me off to a padded room, let's define "infomercial."An infomercial is an advertisement for a product or service that has been expanded with information, entertainment, or both to retain the attention of the audience. In the old days, itinerant preachers would pass the basket after preaching a message that was interspersed with hymn-singing. When radio, and later television, arrived on the scene, preachers began purchasing half-hour or larger blocks of air time to carry their message to a larger audience, replacing ... 12:00:00 AM by CompleteMarkets Editor This content has not been rated yet. Let's start with a little quiz to find out how much you know about infomercials: Infomercials are a relatively new advertising phenomena. [ ] Yes [ ] No [ ] Who cares? "Infomercial" is a term that relates only to television. [ ] Yes [ ] No [ ] Who cares? Infomercials do not apply to insurance advertising. [ ] Yes [ ] No [ ] Who cares? Infomercials are the advertising method used ... television, arrived on the scene, preachers began purchasing half-hour or larger blocks of air time to carry their message to a larger audience, replacing the traditional basket with a plea for donations. Profitable? You bet! Many such ministries built huge cathedrals, multi-media production centers, and even their own television stations from the revenues generated by "religious" infomercials. In the meantime, people marketing products and services just rambled along as usual, purchasing 30- and 60-second time slots for their commercials. For a long time this worked ...

... religion. Before you haul me off to a padded room, let's define "infomercial."An infomercial is an advertisement for a product or service that has been expanded with information, entertainment, or both to retain the attention of the audience. In the old days, itinerant preachers would pass the basket after preaching a message that was interspersed with hymn-singing. When radio, and later television, arrived on the scene, preachers began purchasing half-hour or larger blocks of air time to carry their message to a larger audience, replacing ... 12:00:00 AM by CompleteMarkets Editor This content has not been rated yet. Let's start with a little quiz to find out how much you know about infomercials: Infomercials are a relatively new advertising phenomena. [ ] Yes [ ] No [ ] Who cares? "Infomercial" is a term that relates only to television. [ ] Yes [ ] No [ ] Who cares? Infomercials do not apply to insurance advertising. [ ] Yes [ ] No [ ] Who cares? Infomercials are the advertising method used ... television, arrived on the scene, preachers began purchasing half-hour or larger blocks of air time to carry their message to a larger audience, replacing the traditional basket with a plea for donations. Profitable? You bet! Many such ministries built huge cathedrals, multi-media production centers, and even their own television stations from the revenues generated by "religious" infomercials. In the meantime, people marketing products and services just rambled along as usual, purchasing 30- and 60-second time slots for their commercials. For a long time this worked ...