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During my time as an OfficeManager, I’ve seen (oddly) many types of evacuation scenarios from fires or false alarms which are pretty typical to flooding (from a ceiling!) It should also display your First Aider(s) and your employer’s liability insurance.
My boss begged my coworker to take her husband and baby off her health insurance. So I recently started a new job in a very small office right before the New Year. Everyone in the office knows about this. And Jane found our phone number and called the officemanager asking for me. Here we go….
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You could say it this way: “I love that y’all make me feel like family, but to protect everyone, I want to recognize that I don’t have the same family ties that you do, legally or otherwise, and figure out how we’d handle things if Percival and I ever weren’t together. I work in a small IMO insurance firm as a marketer and graphic designer.
Many of them will also need to put a huge portion of that money toward health insurance if they’ve been kicked off their employer’s plan (people may be eligible for COBRA, but that can be really expensive). I was an officemanager for a small company that shut down mid-March due to COVID-19. Is this legal? Does $X work?”
Officemanagers are one of the most over-looked and underdeveloped professions; why is this and what can you do if you are in such a role or looking to progress into one, to ensure your development is a priority? Could it make it more productive, safer, legally compliant, better organised, and save that time and money?
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