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Proposal to set up a Summer Training Programme (part 1)
In the interest of the Company, in view of the growing number of untrained students joining the campsites during summer, we strongly recommend the implementation of a training programme in order to ensure common guidelines for all students.
Training requirements
First and foremost, it is essential that the students know how the campsites operate. Consequently, they have to be informed of who is who (in particular, who is the contact person in case of emergency), where the buildings are located and how they are run, as well as how the week is organised.
Secondly, they should receive first-aid training as students often have to deal with injuries.
Thirdly, they not only have to be made aware of their responsibilities but also learn how to respond appropriately in order to prevent common problems.
Lastly, the Company could briefly present the activities available to children as some of them may be unfamiliar to the students, like geocaching.Good work! Just a few corrections and suggestions.
0 votedNovember 3, 20161Report: Working in the US logging industry
Working in the US logging industry
Introduction
The purpose of this report is to present factual information about the US logging industry and its workers.
The US lumber industry
It is widely known that the logging industry in the United States is an important source of job creation, employing a huge number of workers. Nevertheless, we should also know that Canada has been increasing its production, thanks to the help of the Canadian government. However, in spite of this competition, the US is still the World's leading exporter.
Loggers, their wages and conditions
If we analyze the facts, we can see what a risky and low-paid job lumberjacks do. It is claimed that nearly 4% of these workers suffer from illnesses and injuries each year. Moreover, their wages are below the US average rate.
Conclusion
I used to think that the US timber industry paid well, but I now think that the government should immediately improve workers' conditions!Good work Carmen! I've just made a few alterations for clarity :).
0 votedSeptember 11, 20161

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