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The UK Security Company Rules and Regulations 2011 document outlines health and safety policies including safety training programs, accident prevention procedures, safety audits, and general regulations for moving machinery, equipment maintenance, and personal protective clothing. It also details first aid and accident reporting procedures, fire safety procedures including exit locations and equipment, and requirements for company medical exams.
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1. PBOG is used to analyze sections of a paper on the transnational capitalist class and globalization discourses.
2. The paper discusses how the capitalist class uses rhetoric around competitiveness, sustainable development, and globalization to further global capitalist interests.
3. Sections of the paper are extracted and placed within the PBOG framework to understand organizational behavior, guidelines, and how the situation is defined.
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