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amyc3364
Mar 24, 2008
Hello Out There! I need to write a policy and procedures manual for a company that owns, builds and manages multiple hotels, any suggestions on the best software for this purpose? Thanks! -
amyc3364
Mar 24, 2008
Hello Out There! I need to write a policy and procedures manual for a company that owns, builds and manages multiple hotels, any suggestions on the best software for this purpose? Thanks!
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Aug 08, 2006
When writing a policy always include: - What the context/purpose of the policy is. - Who it applies to/does not apply to. - Effective date. - Policy owner's name (the person who takes final decisions about the application of the policy). - Contact person's name and details.
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Aug 08, 2006
When writing a policy always include: - What the context/purpose of the policy is. - Who it applies to/does not apply to. - Effective date. - Policy owner's name (the person who takes final decisions about the application of the policy). - Contact person's name and details.
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Jun 30, 2006
When writing a policy always include:What the context/purpose of the policy is.Who it applies to/does not apply to.Effective date.Policy owner's name (the person who takes final decisions about the application of the policy).Contact person's name and details.
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Nov 22, 2005
Along with, and after, your lawyer vets your manual, have several regular folk read it. Do they understand it? Does it give clear information, and does it give that information in a way that agrees with your corporate culture? I would also recommend following the standard procedure of page numbering in your looseleaf manual: Section 1, page 3, etc., so that you can easily and efficiently replace pages as needed, without renumbering and reprinting.
