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What is the key difference between accidents and incidents?
What is the key difference between accidents and incidents?
- Accidents and incidents are synonymous terms with no real difference.
- Accidents result in property damage, while incidents do not.
- Accidents involve injuries to individuals, while incidents involve property damage.
- Accidents are always unexpected events, while incidents may be planned. (correct)
In the context of interoffice correspondences, what is the primary purpose of a report memo?
In the context of interoffice correspondences, what is the primary purpose of a report memo?
- To convey information to a higher-up
- To propose a particular subject
- To execute a policy
- To provide suggestions and instructions (correct)
Which type of memorandum confirms agreements that were previously made verbally?
Which type of memorandum confirms agreements that were previously made verbally?
- Directive memo
- Response memo
- Confirmation memo (correct)
- Report memo
What is the purpose of an Incident Report in the workplace?
What is the purpose of an Incident Report in the workplace?
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What is the main difference between an Incident and an Accident as defined in the text?
What is the main difference between an Incident and an Accident as defined in the text?
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When should an employee fill out an Incident Report according to the text?
When should an employee fill out an Incident Report according to the text?
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What is the purpose of an interoffice correspondence memo?
What is the purpose of an interoffice correspondence memo?
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In a memo, what does 'cc' or 'copy to' signify?
In a memo, what does 'cc' or 'copy to' signify?
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What should be included in the minutes of a meeting?
What should be included in the minutes of a meeting?
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What does 'enclosure' in a memo typically refer to?
What does 'enclosure' in a memo typically refer to?
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