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CHAPTER FIVE Office premises and environment Securing office building or space The office building should not only be located at a suitable site, it also should be of the proper size and shape. Its design and arrangement should be such Read More …
CHAPTER FOUR THE OFFICE The office may be defined as any place set aside for work of a clerical nature. The office may consist of a room or a building which is used for the of a clerical, administrative or Read More …
4.0 Introduction In everyday usage, measurement occurs when an established yardstick verifies the height, weight or another feature of a physical object. How well you like a song, a painting, or the personality of a friend is also a measurement. Read More …
CHAPTER THREE METHODS OF PROVIDING OFFICE SERVICES An office provides a number of office service to the whole organization. These services relates to the functions of an office. Such services may be provided from a central place for the benefits Read More …
CHAPTER TWO PRINCIPLES OF ORGANISATION 1,Span of control-refers to the number of employees who report to a manager or number of subordinates that one manager can supervise directly. It is also called span of management ,span of supervision etc. Span Read More …
CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION TO OFFICE ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT DEFINATION OF MANAGEMENT The emergence of management as an essential distinct and leading institution is a pivotal event in social history, purely if ever has a new leading group emerged as fast Read More …
CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION TO OFFICE ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT DEFINATION OF MANAGEMENT The emergence of management as an essential distinct and leading institution is a pivotal event in social history, purely if ever has a new leading group emerged as fast Read More …
CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION TO OFFICE ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT CHAPTER TWO PRINCIPLES OF ORGANISATION CHAPTER THREE METHODS OF PROVIDING OFFICE SERVICES CHAPTER FOUR THE OFFICE CHAPTER FIVE Office premises and environment CHAPTER SIX RECORD MANAGEMENT AND FILLING CHAPTER SEVEN Office forms Read More …
3.0 Introduction Writers usually treat the research task on a sequential process involving several clearly defined steps. Variations are suggested for different situations, but there is much similarity among the sequences proposed. No one claims that research requires completion of Read More …
2.0 INTRODUCTION After the identification of the research topic, the next step is the development of the research proposal. It is a statement in writing, spelling out one’s intentions of carrying out a research in a specified area. The proposal Read More …