Health & Safety to-do list, 27th March 2005
A visitor from Occupational Health & Safety provided this list of issues to be addressed.
A visitor from Occupational Health & Safety provided this list of issues to be addressed.
Amongst other trade gossip, “Beverley Baskerville” shares the news that former Unity staff member Anna Applin has taken on a role as a sales representative for Hachette NZ.
An advertisement for an exhibition of paintings by Unity old-girl Steven Hemmens.
A request for books related to an out-of-work discussion.
An “idea” – if you could call it that – to tie in with sales of the 2004 edition of This Diary Will Change Your Life. I’m pretty sure nobody…
Simie Simpson describes colleague Anna Applin in her “customer notes”.
People misplace many things around the shop, but this has got to be one of the weirdest things to lose. Let’s hope this was just a case of a Christmas…
Heather McKenzie has an example for the staff meeting: how not to report on unsupplied books.
How to get your leave request granted: make the options simple, and in your favour.
Tilly attempts to name only five books for a list of her top-five NZ books published in the past twenty years. What an impossible task!