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It is widely known in the business community that information is power. Knowing the right people, the best companies and the most coveted jobs is very important. With the fast paced world, opportunities for better employment at the right company can pass you by quickly. If you do not want to miss such opportunities for advancement, you should use a current awareness tool such as a web page monitoring service that could help you get the latest information conveniently.As one of the leading provider of FREE automatic web page monitoring services, ChangeDetect can offer you a way to monitor employment sites and even notify you for job openings. This service works by saving the URL to your browser and immed
3. The lowest bidder plans to use illegal or criminal workers to clean your facility. Illegal workers will clean for far less money than legal workers will, usually because they’re paid in cash (thus they don’t pay taxes). Workers with criminal records may not be able to
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If your business isn’t efficient, then eventually your profits will decrease, your expenses will increase, and your business will fail.
When it comes to the janitorial expense, most business owners simply go with the lowest bidder, thinking that they’re keeping their cost low. However, ask yourself a question: how does the lowest bidder do it? How can they do what other companies do, while being 25-50% cheaper.
I know, and soon you will too. Consider the following:
1. The lowest bidder never intends to clean your facility at the level s/he tells you they’ll clean. In other words, they plan to “over-promise” and “under-perform”.
2. The lowest bidder may be planning to do a great job for the first couple of weeks or a month, and then come to you and ask for more money. After all, if you want the excellent quality and dependability to continue, you should be willing to pay more for it, right?
3. The lowest bidder plans to use illegal or criminal workers to clean your facility. Illegal workers will clean for far less money than legal workers will, usually because they’re paid in cash (thus they don’t pay taxes). Workers with criminal records may not be able to
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When it comes to the janitorial expense, most business owners simply go with the lowest bidder, thinking that they’re keeping their cost low. However, ask yourself a question: how does the lowest bidder do it? How can they do what other companies do, while being 25-50% cheaper.
I know, and soon you will too. Consider the following:
1. The lowest bidder never intends to clean your facility at the level s/he tells you they’ll clean. In other words, they plan to “over-promise” and “under-perform”.
2. The lowest bidder may be planning to do a great job for the first couple of weeks or a month, and then come to you and ask for more money. After all, if you want the excellent quality and dependability to continue, you should be willing to pay more for it, right?
3. The lowest bidder plans to use illegal or criminal workers to clean your facility. Illegal workers will clean for far less money than legal workers will, usually because they’re paid in cash (thus they don’t pay taxes). Workers with criminal records may not be able to
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I know, and soon you will too. Consider the following:
1. The lowest bidder never intends to clean your facility at the level s/he tells you they’ll clean. In other words, they plan to “over-promise” and “under-perform”.
2. The lowest bidder may be planning to do a great job for the first couple of weeks or a month, and then come to you and ask for more money. After all, if you want the excellent quality and dependability to continue, you should be willing to pay more for it, right?
3. The lowest bidder plans to use illegal or criminal workers to clean your facility. Illegal workers will clean for far less money than legal workers will, usually because they’re paid in cash (thus they don’t pay taxes). Workers with criminal records may not be able to
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2. The lowest bidder may be planning to do a great job for the first couple of weeks or a month, and then come to you and ask for more money. After all, if you want the excellent quality and dependability to continue, you should be willing to pay more for it, right?
3. The lowest bidder plans to use illegal or criminal workers to clean your facility. Illegal workers will clean for far less money than legal workers will, usually because they’re paid in cash (thus they don’t pay taxes). Workers with criminal records may not be able to
If you are considering selling your business this article will help you evaluate your company as a strategic acquirer might. From that perspective it pays to focus on ten critical areas of value creation. The better your performance in these areas, the greater the selling price of your business. Below is our list of STRATEGIC VALUE DRIVERS:1. CUSTOMER DIVERSITY – If too much business is concentrated in too few of your customers, it is a negative in the acquisition market. If none of your customers accounts for more than 5% of total sales, that is a real plus. If you find yourself with a customer concentration issue, start focusing on a program to diversify.2. MANAGEMENT DEPTH –An acquirer wi
3. The lowest bidder plans to use illegal or criminal workers to clean your facility. Illegal workers will clean for far less money than legal workers will, usually because they’re paid in cash (thus they don’t pay taxes). Workers with criminal records may not be able to get a job that performs criminal backgrounds. So, they turn to the janitorial industry, and find a company that just wants a ‘warm body’ to show up. In addition, criminals LOVE to be in commercial buildings at night … alone … with several hours to themselves. (I wonder why?)
These unethical tactics are used every day in the cleaning industry. And, you know what the sad thing is, unfortunately, … they work!
Business owners will accept cleaning companies under performing, because they know they’re getting what they paid for. Owners will pay more to a company that under bid the account 30 days ago, hoping that service will continue at the current level. Businesses will allow cleaning companies to give out their keys and security codes, hoping they won’t be robbed, or worse yet, report to the authorities.
My question is this: Knowing the problems associated with the lowest bidder, why risk it?
For many business owners, the answer is, they don’t know what they should be paying. Until now!
Here are a couple of suggestions for business owner who want to pay a fair wage to their cleaning company.
Method #1: Take three bids and
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