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Physical coupons should be disposed of after use in the recycling bin on the floor, according to the passage's final sentence.
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According to the return policy, underwear cannot be returned under any circumstances. Even though the goods has tags on, is in its packaging, and the customer has their receipt, the test-taker must understand that boxers are considered undergarments and cannot be returned.
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The notice says clearly, "Fill first these pallets". It is talking about pallets 1 and 2, which have "soft, breakable, and fragile items" on them. After this smaller truck has left, all the other materials will be put on the bigger truck and shipped out.
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The last sentence of the notice makes it clear that this client's delivery is the company's "highest priority." If the company has a lot of deliveries to make on any given Wednesday, they want their employees to take care of this client's delivery first thing in the morning.
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The passage says that the parent of a person with flu-like symptoms must also sit on the orange side, which is the side with flu patients.
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The passage states, "The manufacturer will reject your returned package if the provided sticker is not attached, and you will need to get a new letter, authorization, sticker, and closing date." Therefore, if you lose the original authorization sticker, you will have to repeat the standard procedure to get a new letter, etc.
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"Sign the sales receipt with your initials," the notice says.
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The notice makes it clear that the store will be closed on Thursday, so the managers need the closing sales staff to re-price the sale items on Wednesday so they can be sold for less on Friday.
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According to the above document, the Black Friday schedule is posted online and in the workroom under the normal weekly schedule. The notice makes it clear that the schedule on Black Friday will be very different from a normal schedule. Asking a manager will probably get you the answer, but you shouldn't have to ask a manager a question that's already answered in a staff-wide letter.
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Even while some of these suggestions for answers may be wise ones, the notification itself says nothing about what the Friday staff should do to get ready. The notice's purpose is to get the personnel to set up the shop before Friday.
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All messages sent and received, even those that are intended to be personal, are handled as business messages, according to the document. There is no distinction between commercial and personal texts aside from that.
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Digital or physical vouchers may be accepted, according to the first clause of the text. The usage of a phone or tablet to submit a digital discount is mentioned in the second clause. Five days would be acceptable but nine days is more than a week, according to the guideline, which also stipulates that coupons that are more than a week old cannot be accepted.
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In this case, the person who wrote the notice wants their employees to obey the rules listed in it.
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The passage covers more than just the kind of coupons that are accepted and the number of coupons that can be used; it also covers how coupons are accepted and what to do in various scenarios. The text was prepared with employees in mind and explains the complete process of accepting or rejecting coupons.
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In the third sentence, it says that "first," all patients should be asked why they are there.
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The notice tells workers to tell kids that they can also watch TV to pass the time. In this case, the child doesn't like the TV show, but the notice says that staff "Customers or staff can change the channel to help a patient, as long as the new channel is appropriate for families.."