I need to know the procedures, rules how to conduct aoe/coe recorded statements?
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These rules will vary by state, due to statutory differences.  At the very minimum, the subject MUST know he or she is being recorded.  \n\nCheck with your state's worker's comp commission or insurance fraud division for the rules that will apply to you.
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One of the easiest ways is to use the Macro Recorder\nClick Tools, Macro, Record new Macro. Then do the stuff you want to automate. Then click the small square on the Record box to stop recording.\nGo back to Tools, Macro and click Macros (ALT + F8) This will show you the macro code that was recorded.  You can modify it or add new code.\n\nA helpful website for beginners is here:\nhttp://www.angelfire.com/biz7/julian_s/julian/julians_macros.htm\n\nMore in depth go here\nhttp://www.exceltip.com/category.html#6
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lotus smart suite there is a recording programe on it
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Document everything.  Keep track of the infractions and the times they happened and write them down. then present your case.
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sure u have \nand try crystal reports\n\ni dont have to tell u the steps .. cause i dont remember really .. but try with msdn
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There are no standards, but this is what I am following based on my personal requirements:\n\nUS Tax records - 7 years\nBanking records except checks - 1 month\nCancelled checks - 7 years\nUtilities - 1 month\nMedical records - 5 years\nMortagage - keep until property sold\nCar loan - keep until car paid off\nInvestments - 3 months of statements, replace with annual statement
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First, you conduct sufficient legal/factual research to determine if you have a viable cause of action.\n\nThen you research in the legal procedural manuals of the particular jurisdiction to find the specific requirements for producing the actual documents that you'll have to file, and in what form those must be.\n\nYou produce those documents according to the required form and format, and then file them, usually paying a filing fee, with the Clerk of the Court of the relevant court/jurisdiction.  The initial documents will almost always include a complaint, which sets forth your causes of action, and some kind of notice to be served upon the party(ies) that you're suing, all of which must be served upon them in the fashion required by the procedural rules.  \n\nThe defendant(s) will then have a period of time in which to file an answer to the complaint you filed, and you're "off to the races."
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I dont know how to do it exactly off the top of my head, but there's a website you can go to where you can enter in all the information and it'll do it for you automatically. hope it helps you out some
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Try: http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos051.htm
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try the court recordes dept where it was final
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I am more familiar with AOD referring to Aspect-Oriented Development, but the terms might be interchangeable.\n\nAOD is a new way to develop software code that conveniently organizes some common functionality in one place instead of having it spread throughout the program.  The canonical examples are logging and security: many objects need to participate in logging or in restricting access to only authorized users, but it is a pain to have each object handle this on its own.  The problem (besides having to repeat yourself endlessly) is that it is difficult to make changes -- what if you decide to change your logging format?    You would have to make the same change in every object that does logging.  What if you forget one?  AOD allows programmers to put the logging code in just one place, and change it just once when needed.\n\nAOD is compatible with regular OOD (object-oriented development), and can be used just for testing, or in production code.\n\nA popular implementation is the Aspect/J project, which is now a part of the larger eclipse project (see link below).  There is quite a bit of documentation and articles that can be reached from this site, and they are generally all pretty good.\n\nI hope that this helps.
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Just write the document to describe each item changed and or any changes in functionality. Then provide a screen shot (ALT + Print Screen) for each of the changed items.\nGood luck!
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This is not a GAAP question.  It is a question of internal control.\n\nAssuming you are using some kind of software to keep your invoice records, there is no need to print all your invoices.  The key is to make sure there are proper review processes in place to review, post, reconcile and track collections related to invoicing.  \n\nFor tips, you may want to review SAS (Statements on Auditing Standards) issued by the FASB.  Those statements contain guidance for auditors - who are always concerned about controls as they impact a company's financial statements.
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Good resource\n\nhttp://www.klng.com/practices/practices_detail.asp?id=000002107003
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You first have to be familiar with the types of systems being used in the company.  What type of networking system is in place or will be used to "link" the computers?  What database configuration will you be using.\n\nThe "If" "Then" "Else" of a situation analysis must be orchestrated with "all the instruments" involved--and you're not giving us that information.  We need more code!!!  hehehe.\n\nThis website is an example of an IT analysis; however, this EXAMPLE is for structure and form of content.  You will need to determine and research the information relevant to your company's requirements.\n\nhttp://www.career.fsu.edu/documents/technical%20reports/Technical%20Report%2024/Technical%20Report%2024.html
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You mean SOPs ( Standard Operating Procedures).\nFirst of all set down the main structure of your SOPs.  It may go something like this:\n\nAMENDMENTS\nThis page should be inserted infront of the document to keep track of future amendment to your procedures.\n\nINTRODUCTION\nHere you briefly provide a summary of what are the objectives of the security checks\n\nTYPES OF SECURITY CHECKS\nHere you may list down the types of checks your expected from your security officers, eg premises, compounds, perimeter fence, access control, etc.\n\nLEVEL OF CHECKS\nIdentity checks, full body search, full vehicle search, thorough check of all premises, check only critical areas, etc.\n\nSECURITY OFFICERS\nTypes of training required, certified officers, security clearance of officers, number of officers required.  How are they equipped.\n\nSTANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES\nHere you list down how the officers will be performing their duties.\n- Access control, time and duration -  people and vehicles\n- Premises and compound - check points and check points scanner, frequency.\n- Actions to be taken if things are not in order\n- Who they should report to\n- Backup\n\nADDENDUM\nHere you include Annexes in detail for:\n1.  Code of conduct for security officers (his attire, turn out, behaviour, punctuality, politeness, professionalism, their working hours, etc)\n2.  A sketch plan of the premises showing the checkpoints\n3.  An inventory of equipment: torchlight, walkie-talkies, raincoat, etc.\n4.  Reporting forms to be used - patroling report, incidents report, visitors log, etc.\n5.  Samples of visitors' passes and permanent/temporary staff passes.
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http://www.eei.org/testingbrochures/\n\nrequires a login\n\ntry the name and password provided at the site below\n\nhttp://www.tva.gov/employment/ops_maint/...