neigh botherhorse s gold
horsing around?
BITS AND BRIDELS
neigh botherhorse s gold
horsing around?
BITS AND BRIDELS
First off, ask him to do it, not tell him. Florist and landscaping skills are over and above the duties of the security guard job. It also pays more. You are asking your employee to perform a task that has value that you are expecting for free. Not respectful behavior if you want to build loyalty in your employees.There are other ways to achieve the same goal by offering some other non-monetary reward or benefit for the extra effort.And companies wonder why they can t find loyal employees anymore...
You are paying him to work, he has experience in landscaping, he shouldn t mind- I know I wouldn t. Sounds like a pretty good job!
No it isn t asking too much.
Hardly. he should be glad for something to do.
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http://www.apparelsearch.com/World_Cloth��Personally, I use a lot of Polartec fabrics. I d also draw your attention to Siltex in Canada, which makes some very good cotton knits (their bare knits program). http://www.siltex.com/
The American fabric industry, though diminished, is still alive and producing multitudes of really fantastic fabrics. There are the major mills like Milliken and ITG (a combination of Burlington Industries, Cone Mills and other companies) and Mount Verrnon Regal. There are also very fine converters like Symphony-Pago Fabrics and Scher Fabrics in New York and jobbing (wholesaling companies) such as Magna Fabrics in New Jersey. There still are garment centers in both New York and LA with clusters of fabric jobbers and importers.Susan Powers publishes a great directory of resources The Resource Room And Guides NETwork at http://www.rrag.net
If they purchase something from your through paypay, you will receive their mailing address and email address.
I d suggest 2 sites for the information you re looking for: the Bureau of Labor Statistics and Small Business Administration (SBA). The url s for these sites are below. The SBA has a small business planner section that you might find very useful.Good luck!