margin $420‚000 Contribution margin ratio = $420‚000/$800‚000 = 0.525 Annual break-even dollar sales volume = $210‚000/0.525 = $400‚000 b. Annual margin of safety in dollars: Sales $800‚000 Break-even sales dollars (400‚000) Margin of safety $400‚000 c. To determine the variable and total costs lines‚ it is necessary to compute the variable cost ratio: Variable = variable costs = $380‚000
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maintaining health and safety standards * Food act 2003 (NSW) This is that act of the NSW parliament that controls food prepared for sale in NSW. The role of this act is to continuously improve the food safety systems. All employees in the hospitality industry are responsible for making sure that they follow the rules and guidelines for maintaining high standards of food safety. The advantages of this food act is that it continuously aims to improve the food safety systems which shows that
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(CBNGOs) through Consultancy‚ Training‚ Networking and Information. NGORC believes that social development is best achieved with a spirit of self-help. The projects and programs consistently seek to affirm the spirit. Over the past 14 years NGORC has gained recognition as a key support organization for the citizen sector in Pakistan. There are 9 Female and 20 Males‚ total 29 employees working under the umbrella of NGORC. ROLE & RESPONSIBILITIES I was working as Training & Development Coordinator
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Road Safety Why think of road safety at all? It is because of the accidents that occur everyday on the road‚ in which all sorts of vehicles and human beings and even animal are involved. These accidents mean loss of life and loss of property and more often than not obstruction to traffic. In this age of speed and fast moving vehicles and with the congestion on roads‚ these accidents have became almost an everyday affair. So unless everybody is educated on the importance of road safety‚ the loss
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CASE ANALYSIS: BASIC EARTHQUAKE SAFETY PROCEDURE I. OBJECTIVES A. To develop safety awareness among all students in cases of earthquakes B. To establish procedures which will govern all actions and activities during the occurrence of earthquake in order to avoid panic thereby saving lives and minimizing physical injuries to people and damage to school properties. II. GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT EARTHQUAKES A. Earthquakes are nature‘s way of releasing dangerous strains that accumulate
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CONSTRUCTION SITE Safety Manual for Condominium Housing Development at 21 Nathan Road‚ Singapore |Index |Date |Revision |Prepared | |01 |2010-6-21 |First Edition | C O N T E N T S Section Title 1. Introduction 2. Responsibility on Site 3. Cleanliness of Site and
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Explain how health and safety policies and practices are monitored and reviewed. Define the following: ❖ Health and Safety- According to World Health Organisation health was defined as ‘a state of complete psychic‚ mental and social well-being [which] does not merely consist of an absence of disease or infirmity’. The scope of health and safety includes protection of the worker’s well-being‚ social and psychological as well as physical. Social well-being may be affected by the organisation
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ILM Coaching and training task To complete this task‚ I will divide it in sections provided by assessment criteria guidelines. Explain how to identify the training needs for individuals in the workplace The most important considerations to determining training needs include: Knowing your present situation Manager/trainer should be aware of strong and weak points of each employee and a team as a whole. In our particular store‚ best and greatest way of knowing present situation is using employee
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Safety Slogans Poster Submitted By:- Mishra Abhishek H. (PPC Dept.) 1. Put your money on safety‚ it’s a blue-chip investment. 2. Falling objects can be brutal if you don’t protect your noodle. 3. Those precious fingers don’t ignore. . . Or they could end up on the floor. 4. Protect your back Use a jack. 5. One rung too high and you could die 6. When you’re done messin’ up‚ sweep your darn resin up 7. The hotter it gets on the outside‚ the more water you need
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The Ohio Department of Corrections has several programs specific to reentry. These reentry programs have been shown to decrease repeat offenders. Their effects on mass incarceration can be shown through data reports and research collected by the institution (as well as similar institutions). These programs include; education‚ family‚ religious services‚ housing‚ and parole. As previously discussed‚ the education programs help ensure that felons do not simply repeat the same criminal behavior that
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