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There is always somebody, or something, you can blame. Use your imagination!
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Good housekeeping is one of the foundations of good safety practice.
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Biologists, chemists, medical officers, mathematical statisticians and investigators are among the experts in demand as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration begins a multi-year hiring initiative. The FDA is hiring hundreds of individuals with scien
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The use of warning signs to designate particular hazards is not just a good idea it's the law.
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There are plenty of good reasons to look outside for the kind of lab management talent that can propel your organization to peak performance. But there are likewise just as many good reasons you should take a second look at internal candidates the ne
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Do you find projects running behind on a regular basis, or employees unmotivated to get tasks done? You may want to tweak your management style to include this quick follow-up technique.
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One school accumulated 20 five-pound bottles of mercury. Each year they ordered from the same list used the year before! Not a good idea.
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Your job as a manager is to "plan, organize, control, and direct." Don't let yourself waste valuable time by falling back on what you did before you became a manager.
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The proper storage of chemicals has become a focal point of laboratory safety. We need to keep chemicals which are incompatible separated some reasonable distance from each other.
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Strategic planning concerns anything that will bring results in anything from 1 year to 5 years or beyond. Its good management practice to raise your head above the daily grind every now and then, and take action now to positively affect your future.
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In an emergency, you tend to forget even the most common things. Having emergency phone numbers for the fire, police, and local ambulance by every phone is a very important reminder.
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Remember that a good time manager actually responds to some things more slowly than a bad time manager would.
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