disadvantages of working in a nursery?
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you get sick all the time... little ones get sick all the time and spread the cheer.....
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There would be only two disadvantages:\n1. The bed is not durable enough for daily use and will wear out too quickly.\n2. It is too soft for you and causes back problems.\n\nIf it is durable and causes no problems with your back, neck, headaches, etc., then use it like any other mattress.
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The pros and cons depends upon certain factors like type of industry, type of customer base, product, service etc. Pros are that the employee get good time to complete their other activities and satisfy their family needs and coem fresh to job on next mondays. The cons are that the company get less nos of man hours, may have to develop extra resources to serve it s custoemr better, to look after its operation etc. That's why we see that sevice industry do not have 5 days a week job so do maufacturing industry in India. But IT, consultancy etc generally have 5 days week.
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there are laws about it, depends what you are doing but the link below shows the latest regulations. I have just completed my course on ladders extremely boring only half a day but nearly fell asleep many times, just be careful as above staging is better, but ladders are still allowed for temporary work\n\nhttp://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/indg401.pdf\n\nBut whatever laws and regulations are remember say no if you do not feel comfortable with the situation, no job is more important than yourself
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Sorry, but he is too young to be away from mum, particularly in a semi structured learning enviroment. Boys, in particular, would find this difficult. The nursery are more concerned with filling their places than in your sons welfare.\n\nYou don't say whether you have to send your son to nursery school, or whether you just think that it is a good idea.\n\nIt is vital that he is allowed to be a child so that he can learn about the world in the inquisitive way that children normally do.\n\nHave you thought that exposing him to structured learning by strangers at such a young age could put him off the learning process for life.\n\nI don't think that some of the answers you have received are giving you good advice. Young children need to feel emotionally secure, that is their main need.
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you might want to think of putting them next door to each other as in the money ex/pawn shop having one door and the chicken ice cream place having another. You want to Consider the hours in which the different places would have business. why pay some one to work for you during hours you don't need them just because the other part is open. by renting a large space with separate enters and placing a connecting door inside. you eliminate the problem of having to pay employees during hrs you don't need them. I speak from experience i owned a shop that one part was a early morning business and the other was late night . pay role killed me because i had to pay someone to be there from 8am to 1 am where with different doors i wouldn't of had to pay anyone to baby sit the other half.good idea though one roof good 2 doors better.
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The biggest advantages  (of banking within the branch) are:\n**  Making personal contacts and relationships with the staff.\n     This is great if you want to borrow money at some point.\n**  Customer service is more satisfying in perosn to person    \n     banking.\n\nThe biggest disadvantages I can think of are:\n**  Time spent waiting in queues\n**  Restricted banking hours (as opposed to 24/7, seven days a \n     week on the internet or phone banking)
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There are no real advantages, only perceived ones! \n\nThere isn't enough space to list all of the disadvantages.\n\nIf some one was to do an honest cost/benefit analysis, very few would own one.
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Advantages: cooling, fresh air. Disadvantages: heat, stale air sickness.
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The advantages include: making money for survival and tuition, work experience, a "reality check" of what it's like outside school, meeting new people and learning new skills.\n\nThe disadvantages include: taking time away from schoolwork (this is especially harmful for people who need to keep a certain grade level to keep scholarships etc), extra stress, fatigue, possibly hazardous work conditions (younger workers tend to have worse jobs), and possible exploitation at work because of one's youth. Any young worker is wise to learn all he or she can about the labor laws in the state or province, so that they know their rights at work. Good luck!
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I'm sure the regulations depend on the environment.  for instance landscapers work outside,  and endure all tyses of weather extremes.  while at the same time a receptionist in a nice offe environment is usually al a comfortable 73 degrees.
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I think being in the departments is best. Working is the register is monotonous and you don't really learn much about how the store operates. Plus, you're tied down to a tiny space your entire shift. The sales floor is the place to be.
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Cons.... being knackered all the time.  Pro's?  Too many to list.
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NONE, NONE, NONE, NONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\nThe disadvantages are your friends and family never seeing you again. The pain they will have to live with if you do it and the guilt they will feel. There is nothing in this world that is that bad!!! Just remember that God would never put you through something you could not handle. (This to shall pass!)
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this is exactly how my school is. it's horrible!!!! if i had the choice i would not use them, but of coarse if you have to go you have to go. our changing rooms are pretty much the same too. we have to get changed in front of everyone and there are no toilets or cubicles.
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We homeschool too!  As you can see most of the negative aspect of HSing is that ignorance is abundant.  For us I feel that the advantages outweigh the disadvantages by far.  I wanted to have children and want them to have the best education!  I don't feel that I need a babysitter in the form of the public school system.\n\nMy dd really wanted to go to preschool and so I found a highly recommended private Montessori school that we were paying almost $400.00 a month for 2 days a week.  Week 2 she was moved to the Kindergarten /1st grade class  (only 4) because she was soo advanced.   I had planned on sending her there for Kindergarten as well.  She began to have behavioral problems and I finally pulled her out of there.   I feel that we had been HSing since birth but had planned on sending her to a private school.  Since that preschool incident have chosen to continue with our homeschool path.  We belong to a couple of HS groups and do some classes and field trips together.  I really have come to not like the word HOMESCHOOL because we are never at home but always out at a class or other outing.  She is with children for hours at a time at least 4 days a week.  For those that only point to the socialization...remember when you were in school...I remember quite a few socially retarded kids and they had been in public school the whole time!
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Supply and demand.  There are a ton of people (i.e. large supply) that have the skillset to be a child care worker.  \n\nIf you don't feel you are compensated fairly, find a competitor to your company that is willing to pay you more.  At the end of the day, you're basically going to get paid for your skill set, work effort, etc.  If you're unhappy, you may want to consider getting more/different skills that will make you qualified for a higher paying job.