Sentences with phrase «employees come prepared»

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The falafel is lightly fried using our «Perfect Fryer» which is designed for use in restaurants without an exhaust hood, and our high quality chicken and steak come precooked from professionals and are prepared for service in steamers, allowing franchisees and employees with minimal to no restaurant experience to run each location with confidence.

Both the homeowner and business training come with checklists and resource guides that are step - by - step tools to help employees and businesses prepare for, and build resilience to disaster.

* UPDATED With a crushing $ 13 billion in unfunded healthcare liabilities, LA Unified and its employee unions return to the negotiating table Monday still far apart — unions want increases in health benefits, the district wants to stop the bleeding — so the district is coming prepared.

If a customer comes to the register with the item, make sure store employees ask if they're a member of the program; if they're not, the employee should be prepared with a quick one - liner about why they might like to sign up or about the discount they'd receive for being enrolled.

142 (1) Part XIV.1 of the Employment Standards Act, as it read immediately before its repeal by this Act, continues to apply only with respect to wages that became due and owing before the Employee Wage Protection Program was discontinued and only if the employee to whom the wages were owed provided a certificate of claim, on a form prepared by the Ministry, to the Program Administrator before the day on which this section comes intEmployee Wage Protection Program was discontinued and only if the employee to whom the wages were owed provided a certificate of claim, on a form prepared by the Ministry, to the Program Administrator before the day on which this section comes intemployee to whom the wages were owed provided a certificate of claim, on a form prepared by the Ministry, to the Program Administrator before the day on which this section comes into force.

When it came to preparing for information requests, for many Ontario hospitals it meant they had to create policies to determine who would handle FOI requests, how the information would be accessed and generally make it clear to all employee groups that such information would now need to be available to the public and that in future, items once thought confidential might one day be asked for by the public.

Baptist Life Association has 10 - 12 employees and insurance advisors who are prepared to help clients and members come up with a wealth plan designed to meet one's needs.

It also wants to come to a city prepared to handle the company's growth and the influx of high - paid employees.

Preparing for an interview is crucial to ensuring that you come across as a competent, potential employee.

The Plan should comprehend the desirability of organisations working in remote communities having to prepare as if their employees are coming from another country.

«So it's important businesses and employers prepare for the changes before they come into force, and know their rights as well as those of their employees.»