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In-house Memo

To: All workers

From: Security office manager

Date: June 26

RE: New identification badge system

Effective July 1, newly added security precautions will be implemented. All identification badges worn are to be in plain sight every time a person enters one of the company's facilities. There will be no exceptions. It will no longer be possible to enter the factory grounds without a form of proper and valid company identification. The old red identification badge will no longer be accepted.

In addition, the employee parking lot closest to the main entrance will no longer I be available for use. Employees are requested to use the Warehouse Lot, formerly the truck parking area, which is located across Highway 117, and take 1 the pedestrian overpass to come to the main entrance. The area in and around the main entrance can only be used only for dropping off and picking up personnel. We appreciate your cooperation in this matter.

Sincerely,

Andrew Nagorski

Security Department

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From: Robert Natale<[email protected]>

To: Andrew Nagorski<[email protected]>

Date: June 28 10:20 AM

Subject: New ID badges

Dear Andrew,

You must be really busy with all of the changes that are going on right now. Actually, it is because of these changes that I need to get a new employee ID badge. I found out that from next week I won't be allowed to proceed past the front gate without it. I was out of town on business when they were issued to everyone else and have been getting in the factory by signing the guest pass list until now. That won't work anymore, will it? Please let me know where and how I can get a new ID badge.

Sincerely,

Robert Natale

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Working Hours

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Working Days

- We are open on weekdays, from Monday to Saturday.

- National holidays and Sundays are holidays.

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Qualifications

- No age limitation, teaching experience preferable

- More than three years of sales experience preferable

Contact for Interviews

Email or mail us a resume and a cover letter by January 20, 2010.

Dick Walf

Human Resources Department

AEC

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Dear Mr. Walf,

I read your advertisement in the January 2010 issue of Woman's Life, and I have a keen interest in working for you. I would like to work from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., and work four days: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. I have four years of experience in the same field of work. I can meet you any day this month except January 20-23.

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Please let me know if and when I can come in for an interview. I am looking forward to hearing from you soon.

Sincerely,

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