A critical decision

Article Abstract:

The government and people of Canada face tough constitutional decisions in 1992. These decisions center on the rights, priveleges and responsibilities of the individual provinces and how these provinces are to relate with each other in the future. At a time of much rhetoric and bad faith, it is the responsibility of all Canadians, whether of English or French descent, to make the issues clear so that proper decisions can be made. Such guidance can be provided by professionals such as chartered accountants.

Editorial, Canada, Economic policy, Constitutional amendments

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Cleanliness, sanitation are critical: stress food safety

Article Abstract:

Cleanliness is a critical aspect considered by customers in looking for a fine restaurant. Proper cleaning supplies are essential for maintaining the high standards of sanitation. Some of the key operational areas which need maintenance are the warewashing area, carpets and floors, restrooms and open guest area. Cleaning supplies includes drying agents, mops, brooms and buckets, dispensers and surface cleaners.

Management, Restaurants, Maintenance and repair, Sanitation

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Stress inc

Article Abstract:

Job stress can lead to major problems such as heart attacks and emotional breakdowns. Business firms must carefully consider this phenomenon because they are bound to employ people who place much premium on physical and emotional well-being and may end up losing employees due to stress-related problems. Stress management programs may help firms control such problems and prevent massive worker exodus.

Research, Analysis, Job stress, Stress management

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