Essay About Long Hours And Closed Ventilation System

Doggy Day CareEssay title: Doggy Day CareTo: David Hemlock, Building Facilities ManagerFrom: Frank ShumierDate: March 29th 2008Subject: Dog care service neededThe NeedWe are in desperate need of a new service; the service of an dog care facility in our building.The reasons for needing this facility are as follows;Many coworkers, including myself, are in need of dog care.Due to long hours that we work we do not have the required time needed for the care of our dogs.We can not, will not give up our dogs, they are part of the family. For some of us the only family we got.ConcernsWe are aware of the concerns you, and the other committee members may have. I have addressed a few here in this memo:Allergies; the facility will have a closed ventilation system, there is no way for any pet dander or as such can reach the other floors and offices.Safety; there will be close supervision for the dogs and

I have done everything in my power to ensure that our employees, and the care of our children, is never unsafe. As you know Doggy Day Care has been established to promote a more caring and supportive working environment for all employees.

Dave The Doggy Day Care To: Frank ShumierIncome & Wages

Frank Shumier

Frank Shumier

Doggy Day Care is owned by a team of staff members from the city of Phoenix, California, and in partnership with the Aventura Trust. During the early part of this project I worked closely with the Aventura Trust, and we are confident that the location of the facility and the employees it supports will make a difference in our work experience.

We had some questions from fellow dog owners and we received their support as we work on our project. When they were talking about our goal of meeting our goal, we learned that there is something to be said for a good work environment. It was a good lesson for us to use our time and ability. We also found that the organization has a reputation as a dog care centre with a strong commitment to improving care of the dogs.

In March and April, we received a letter from Aventura’s CEO’s thanking the Aventura Trust for sending their staff great care and support to our project. In addition, after more than 30 years working in Phoenix, we now believe and will continue our work in Phoenix in partnership with Aventura, providing a better customer experience and providing a better quality facility.

As we move forward we believe this partnership will make a profound difference that we are creating a much safer environment for our employees.

We would like to thank the Aventura Trust for their extensive support over the past year and a half. We would therefore like to express our appreciation for our work and the support they have provided our dog care.

For additional information regarding the dog care system in this city contact:

Aventura

Phoenix, California

Office: 602-843-4047

Fax: 602-843-4055

www.Aventura.net

Founded in 2003