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Forms are printed documents used to provide information to businesses, agencies, and institutions in an organized format. Common types of forms include invoices to detail charges, order forms to request goods, quotation forms to list prices, and application forms for personal data when seeking jobs or scholarships. Filling in forms ensures important details are conveyed in an easy-to-read manner.
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Beatriz Brenes is a teacher who works hard to educate students. She dedicates long hours to lesson planning and helping those who need extra assistance. Ms. Brenes finds teaching rewarding when she sees her students learn and succeed.
Computer Devices
This document discusses different types of computer devices. It covers input devices like keyboards and mice that allow users to enter information into computers. It also discusses output devices like monitors and printers that allow computers to display or print information for users. The document is presented by Teacher Beatriz Brenes and provides a basic overview of input and output computer devices.
Problems at work
This document discusses employee complaints about health and safety issues at work. It mentions an employee having finger pain from excessive typing, another having respiratory problems despite not smoking, and identifies repetitive strain injury and passive smoking as potential issues.
Problems at work
This document discusses employee complaints about health and safety issues at work. It mentions an employee having finger pain from excessive typing, another having respiratory problems despite not smoking, and identifies repetitive strain injury and passive smoking as potential issues being complained about.
The layout of letters
The document outlines the typical parts of a formal letter, including: the typist's initials, date, inside address, salutation, body, closing, signature, and writer's name and title. It notes the formal and less formal ways to address the recipient in the salutation and closing. The body would contain the main content of the letter. Proper letter format is explained to ensure all essential elements are included.
Dress codes
Dress codes are rules, both written and unwritten, about appropriate clothing in different social contexts and occasions. A dress code conveys social signals about a person's gender, class, occupation, religion, and other attributes through the clothing they choose and how it is worn. The message sent can include indications of gender, income, occupation, social class, political views, ethnicity, religion, comfort levels, and sexual orientation.
Parts of the Envelop
This document outlines the key parts of an envelope including the sender's full name and address, the addressee's name, company name if applicable, the addressee's address including city, state/province, zip/postal code, and country. It also notes that a stamp is needed.
Important international acronyms
The document provides a list of important international acronyms but does not include any actual acronyms or explanations. It is titled "IMPORTANT INTERNATIONAL ACRONYMS" but consists of only the author's name repeated three times without any other content.
Business letters
This document discusses various types of business letters including request, invitation, complaint, application, order, acknowledgment, apology, quotation, invoice, credit, recommendation, and inquiry letters. For each type of letter, the teacher Beatriz Brenes is listed as the author providing information on business letters.
Help! There’s been an accident!
Randy Georges was 18 years old working his first part-time job in a restaurant kitchen when he suffered severe third degree burns in a preventable cooking oil accident. Despite asking for protective gloves and apron, he was told they weren't necessary when filtering hot oil. As a result, the boiling oil spilled all over his body, causing lasting pain. Randy hopes to educate young workers on their safety rights to prevent others from enduring similar painful experiences.
Filing Documents
Organizations should have a good filing system to keep documents safe and easy to find. There are several types of filing systems including alphabetical, numeric, geographical, and chronological. Alphabetical filing organizes documents by name and is the most popular. Numeric filing uses numbers broken into color-coded groups to easily locate files. Geographical filing files by location such as country or province for accounting purposes. Chronological filing arranges documents by date and is often used for bills or banking records needed for a limited time.
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