They get a brief tutorial and a handbook before being divided up, four to a car.
The ATM card comes with a handbook or manual to enlighten you about how to use it.
After you draft a handbook, make sure you have it reviewed by an attorney familiar with employment law.
He has written several books, including The Complete M And A Handbook (Random House) and Tapping Into Wireless (McGraw-Hill).
Yesterday, we put out a handbook to send to every school in the country to try to increase the ability of teachers and others to identify kids in trouble to try to stop these horrible, although isolated examples, when young people wreak violence on others.
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As Clarridge recalls in his memoir, A Spy for All Seasons, it was only after he convinced the U.S. Department of State to publish details of the terrorists' hierarchy and financial dealings in a handbook distributed worldwide through U.S. embassies that governments and financial institutions were shamed into terminating their links to Nidal's group.
But more than that, Hopkins's father was the author of A Handbook of Average and A Manual of Marine Insurance, both standard reference books for negotiating, averaging, and adjusting the liabilities to insurance underwriters of cargo losses and shipwrecks, so Hopkins grew up in a world wet with marine accidents and was especially attentive to them.
This is one of the conclusions in a new handbook of African Educational Theories and Practices.
She and her EU counterparts have been working on a joint handbook on how to counter the phenomenon, which touches many European countries, notably Britain.
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" Also with us is Dr. Maya Rockeymoore, she's a policy analyst and author of "The Political Action Handbook: A How to Guide for the Hip Hop Generation.
Stealing a page from its Australian handbook, Konami is moving into IGT's U.S. stronghold by naming a former IGTsenior vice president of international sales to run its operations.
Dr. MAYA ROCKEYMOORE (Policy Analyst, Author, "The Political Action Handbook: A How-To Guide for the Hip-Hop Generation"): Thank you.
The affair began in August 2002, which was not long after the university put a policy into its handbook about consensual relationships between staff members and students.
Your handbook should contain a disclaimer clearly stating that it's not a legal contract (that way you're free to end someone's employment at will).
However, as this handbook demonstrates, with a basic understanding of human communication, some knowledge of effective approaches to awareness-raising, and a measure of simple planning, it is possible to affect positive, equitable and sustainable change.
There was no manual or employee handbook to refer to for a procedure or protocol.
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The author of that handbook will have to wait a little longer - as will the two men involved.
The handbook asks migrants to learn a potted history of Britain from the Stone Age to the present day.
Icahn, and others like Bill Ackman and Nelson Peltz, are still conducting business the same way, but private equity firms are taking a page out of the activist investor handbook as well.
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Perhaps the train tweets of David Jones could become a 21st century equivalent of Bradshaw's Handbook.
Houston's managers have said in court filings that the pair's online posts violated policies set out in an employee handbook, which include professionalism and a positive attitude.
And yet, a nervous reader might see words in the Handbook like "anonymiser" and "privacy key" and wonder whether these things are, well, maybe a little dodgy?
When the typical workplace practice is not to monitor, employees should be able to depend on that policy and not on the fine print a cautious corporate counsel inserts in the employee handbook.
For social commentators like Peter York -- author of the famous "Sloane Ranger Handbook" -- Wimbledon represents a type of Britishness that doesn't exist any more: one steeped in glorious Empire that is overwhelmingly white, affluent and still centered around London and the south east of England.
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In a suit in U.S. District Court in Ohio, a company buried its mandatory arbitration provision in an employee handbook.
While I recommend developing an employee handbook, at the least you should have a short written document that outlines your general work policies (such as your antidiscrimination and harassment policy), and be sure to have employees read (and sign) that document when they are hired.
Dai Zovi, coauthor of The Mac Hacker's Handbook, says JailbreakMe's sophistication is on a par with that of Stuxnet, a government-coded worm designed to infect Iran's nuclear facilities.
It comes with 178 bricks, a sorting tray and box, and an 84-page design handbook.
"Beneficiaries are going to be a lot happier, " says Standish Smith, author of The Heirs Personal Trust Handbook.
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