To: Staff Supervisors
From: J. Wilkins, managing Director
Re: Internship program
Date: November 28
I would like to commend all of you for your hard work during last year’s Mentorship program. It was a great success, and has led to the creation of a new Internship program this year. The personnel department has completed the hiring of interns, who are ready for their work assignments.
Remember that we are working with the University Business school for this internship program. Because the internship is a graduation requirement for the students, the details of the internship must be well documented and submitted to the University for review. As such, it is imperative that supervisors outline reasonable performance goals, assign clearly defined tasks and projects, and write objective and constructive performance evaluation of their interns. At the end of the six-month term, up to five interns may be given a full-time employment offer. If you would like to recommend an intern, ensure that all of the paperwork has been submitted to the University first. Inform interns that they should discuss any disagreements regarding their performance evaluation with their supervisors BEFORE contacting my office.
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Reed Advertising
287 Ridge Rd.
Chevy Chase, MD 20345
July 12, 2000
Mr. Steve Burnham
Rockville Children’s Center
20089 Matson Rd.
Rockville, MD 20854
Dear Mr. Burnham,
On June 2nd, you signed an agreement for three promotional brochures at a cost of $1,500.00. At that time, you paid $500 and agreed to pay the remainder upon your acceptance of the photographs and copy. We finished the work on June 25th, as projected, and have been ready to send you the finished brochures for some time. The brochures look great, and I am sure that you will be pleased with the final result. We have been trying to contact you using the number you gave us, but you have not returned our calls. We would like to meet with you immediately so that you can approve the materials or authorize any necessary changes (subject to cost) and pay the remaining amount of the outstanding balance. I’m afraid that unpaid accounts are charged at 3% interest if not paid in full within one month of completion of the project.
Please call us by the end of the week to set up a meeting. Our office is open from 8 a.m until 7 p.m, so I am sure that we will have no difficulty arrange a convenient time. If a problem has come up concerning the project, we can discuss it then. I look forward to hearing from you by Friday, July 19th.
Sincerely,
Reed Way
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