Sample Letter For Your Safety

I am writing this letter to apply for a hairdresser job. The advertisement stated you were looking for an educated and friendly employee for the position. I believe that I have the experience and qualities to be an excellent candidate for the position.

3. Set all pagers and cell phones to silent and place on floor or backpack

It is also known that internet usage on cell/smart phones is a growing problem in the work force. Businesses are reporting that productivity and quality customer service is declining as a result of smartphone use. Cell phones in the workplace will cause disruptions such as talking loudly as well as loud ringtones, interrupting meetings, inappropriate, personal conversations, internet use, and gaming. According to a survey conducted on 145 out of 260 Chesapeake Fire Department employees, 56% claimed “Cell phones frequently interrupt training, meetings, and face-to-face conversations, which most consider rude and inconsiderate,” (How does the use of cell phones impact the Chesapeake Fire Department?, Long, n.d.).

allowed to use their phone is they are contacting 911 or another emergency service, if they

In order to avoid disruption of class instruction and learning for faculty and students, all students attending this course are expected to turn off all cell phones (use of vibration permitted). Only in situations of dire emergency are students expected to leave the learning environment. Responding to messages of a mundane nature (by texting or other means) is disruptive and can be accomplished during class breaks and at the end of the class. It is not even necessary to have cell phones and other communication devices placed in the open classroom unless the potential for an emergency message exists. In that case, the instructor should be notified prior to the class in which the student may receive an emergency message. Even then, all due diligence should be made by the student to avoid exposing other students to the distraction of even an emergency message or the need to absence one’s self from the classroom. Frequent moving about the classroom during instruction and student presentations will be noted by the course instructor and brought to the attention of the student(s) involved. Avoiding distraction for other students

On 05/01/2017 I, Deputy Daniel Pruitt was dispatched to the Creek County Sheriff's Office for a protective order violation complaint. I spoke to Robbie Flora who stated Rebecca and Dustin Stewart violated PO-2017-143 and PO-2017-144.

First, congratulations on nomination as President of The West Virginia Bar Board of Governors. A prestigious position, for a minority female.

It may seem like the best solution to not be distracted by your phone is to turn it off. However, many can agree that this is not realistic, as we may need our phones for Bluetooth, GPS, and safety

I am writing this letter to you to provide a character reference about Mr. Layton Williams, who I know as a friend for a period of 22 years. During this time he has consistently proven himself to be a reliable and dedicated friend and confidant. He is a family oriented man who has always been a strong support system for his family and friends, often putting their needs above his own. He took on the responsibility of providing for his siblings and mother at an early age and is still solely responsible for the care of his elderly mother.

I spoke with Mr. Dearman regarding the false accusations made against my daughter, Emily Grace, and although he assured me that he did not find any validity to them, I still have concerns.

I am writing to express my interest in the Student Research Assistant position for Southampton Hoteliers Association. I apply for the job following a job posting listed on the association's website on January 1 this year.

Although cell phones have not been around for a very long time, they have become a key part of our lives. People use their cell phones for just about everything such as: texting, talking, schedule planning, internet surfing, etc. Sometimes we can even do two or more of these things at the same time. Unfortunately, people are also choosing the wrong time to be using their cell phones: while they are driving. As a society, we have become so focused on how much we can do at one time that we are willing to risk our personal safety as well as the safety of others because we can’t put down our cell phones.

Constantly using phones while at work decreases productivity drastically. Checking a phone for one or two minutes at a time, several times a day can amount to hours of precious work time being lost, thus decreasing productivity. According to an online article, “1 in 5 employers think that employees are productive fewer than 5 hours a day” in that same article, the author also stated “… 55% of employers say texting/cellphones is the biggest source of distractions” (Farber). This comes to shows that there is a growing problem of lack of productivity in the work force due to the constant use of cell phones. In a different article, the text stated, “ 3 quarters of employers say that two or more hours a day are lost in productivity because of distractions such as texting, the internet, social media, and email…” (Mirabella). Phones have just become a

Mobile phones have become a necessity for life, and without this thin gadget, many people would feel incomplete. We now use mobile phones in our everyday life as a phone, voice recorder, diary, alarm clock, watch and for making and confirming appointments, dealing with clients etc. Mobile phones are for many, fundamental when organising their lives. Mobile phones are not simply an electronic gadget, and it is difficult to define in one way about the usage of mobile phones. With the advances of technology, mobile phones are becoming a way of life. Mobile phones are not used as just communication tools but are also considered as devices which have strong communication networks along with the other functionalities such as audio solutions, FM

Attention Getter: Other than our car keys, our mobile devices have become something that we can’t leave the house with. This includes our smartphones, laptops, tablets, USBs, and digital cameras.