By-product accounting in the extractive industries

Article Abstract:

By-products are steadily gaining attention as companies aggressively explore various cost-cutting strategies to cope with rising production costs. Some companies have even succeeded in turning their waste into an additional source of revenue by marketing it. This emerging practice has given by-product accounting new importance, and has given rise to the need for more information regarding this matter. This present study was done to obtain information that may help businesses maximize profits and conserve valuable resources through the wise management of waste products.

Manufacturing industries, not elsewhere classified, Manufacturing industry, Manufacturing industries, Accounting and auditing, Business enterprises, Waste management, Waste products, By-products

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Complain, complain, complain

Article Abstract:

Canadians can take a number of steps to spur change in government. These include becoming aware of issues discussed at council meetings, learning all the facts about a complaint or issue, meeting with the federal minister and soliciting the participation of other people with the same complaint.

Bureaucracy

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Kvetching on: how to complain constructively when a product or service disappoints

Article Abstract:

Consumers can demand change as regards a defective product or service from an offending business by writing a letter of complaint. The complainant should address the letter, which should be simple, factual and straight to the point, to the person with the most power in the company.

Methods, Consumer complaints, Letter writing

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