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The day you stop learning new things is the day you start mentally dying
I believe in the value of regular training in areas where I feel I have gaps and also in my strong areas to make me look at things more critically. This covers quality, safety and environment because the real issue is that you are probably unaware of the risks you are exposed to so looking at all three areas lets you check these out simply and easily instead of just hoping that they don’t exist. The package takes you almost one third of the way through an integrated ISO management system. This is astonishing value! The real cost of the training in a live group is $2,750. P.S. Have you noticed there is a difference between some businesses and the rest? Some stand out because they avoid problems, they keep being successful regardless of the economic climate and the owners and managers do seem to have more time. They seem almost "teflon coated". The difference is easy to spot. They have systems in place and their owners and managers are constantly alert and looking to learn more about how to improve their business. One of the very best ways to improve your business and get that "teflon coat" is to grab the half price opportunity to buy the risk management workshop package for the half price special of only $368.50 this week.
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Do business owners have the life they want?
How many of you are small to medium business owners, especially those who want to grow their business, who really want an improved lifestyle?
When you own your own business there are so often those niggles in your mind about the mistakes from staff members that upsets, or even loses, a good customer; that delays a job because someone forgot to order one component; the too loud music that a neighbour objected to and called in the council or the EPA or worst of all the shortcut someone took doing a job that caused an injury and brought SafeWork officers down on you. In Durban, the world has agreed to begin talks to try to agree on action for climate change by 2015 for action beginning 2020. Don’t try holding your breath guys. I thought they had all been talking for years but I suppose an agreement to talk may be a step forward. It is up to individuals who care to take action I guess and I can help with my book Reduce your Carbon Footprint as individual copies or as reprint rights. Most of you will choose between a cut pine tree and an artificial plastic tree. Did you ever think about which has the bigger environmental footprint? It is interesting. Fair Work Australia recently upheld the sacking of an employee who posted an offensive anti-work rant on his FaceBook page. Last month, the International Energy Agency released a report suggesting that the future of thermal coal exports could be threatened if the world ever decides to implement the policies to limit global warming to an average 2°C, rather than just merely talking about it. No wonder they are only talking until 2015 and not taking action until 2020 while at the same time, ripping out ever more coal from Queensland..
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