Index to publications of the Life Office Management Association, 1924 to 1941 ...

Subject index.--Index to contributors.--The Life office management association.

Office management handbook. Developed under the auspices of the National Office Management Association.

First ed. published in 1947 under title: Office management, a handbook.

SCIENTIFIC OFFICE MANAGEMENT

Mode of access: Internet.

Law office management; report of Special Committee on Law Office Management of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York.

"Kenneth E. Walser, chairman."

Law office management /

Mode of access: Internet.

Office training for stenographers,

Mode of access: Internet.

Pension plans for home office employees;

Mode of access: Internet.

The office supervisor's manual, solving the everyday problems of an office supervisor.

Mode of access: Internet.

Life insurance agency organization,

"Reference reading" at end of each chapter except chapters I and XII.

Investing for a financial institution /

Mode of access: Internet.

The Business world.

Subtitle varies: an office magazine; a magazine of practical business.

Supervisory training manual.

No. 1. The supervisor's job. -2. How to get the work out. - 3. How to train employees. -4. How to work with people.

Organization, correspondence, transportation. Part I: Business organization,

Series title also on t.-p.

Small and medium enterprises’ solution to improve on-site waste management in office building retrofit projects

Office building retrofit projects are increasingly more intensified as existing buildings are aging. At the same time, building owners and occupants are looking for environmentally sustainable products. These retrofit projects usually take place in center business district (CBDs) with on-site waste becoming one of the critical issues. Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) carry out most of the work in retrofit projects as subcontractors. Despite their large involvement, they often do not have adequate resources to deal with the specific technical challenges and project risks related to waste. Few research has been done on their performance of waste management operations. This paper identifies characteristics of on-site waste in office building retrofit projects. It examines the specific requirements for contractors to manage waste in the projects before exploring the existing performance of SMEs. By comparing requirements for SMEs and their potential areas for improvement, a framework is established for performance promotion of SMEs in on-site waste management of office building retrofit projects. The paper will raise the consciousness and commitment of SMEs as sub-contractors to waste management. It also explores ways of supporting SMEs for experience accumulation, performance promotion and project culture establishment towards effective and efficient on-site waste management in the growing sector of office building retrofit and upgrade.