Choose one of the three prompts to create a Neutral Memorandum. You have one full page to compose your document. Remember to use ABC format. Title your major sections (ABC) according to what those sections will cover, and remember to title the subsections of your body according to the information those subsections will cover. Titles for major sections of a document and for subsections of a document work the same way they work for most any other piece of writing - they give insight into what something will be about.
M-Global Neutral Memorandum Assignment 10% 1. A piece of equipment that is used infrequently, but must be available when needed, is in need of replacement OR repair. Inform Charles Zimmer, M-Global's Inventory Specialist, of the condition of the equipment, its importance to your operation, and the need for replacement OR repair. Suggest a detailed course of action. 2. During a routine safety committee inspection, you discover that several fire doors are propped open by outside worker's M-Global has contracted (the doors are supposed to be kept closed at all times). You discussed the issue with Brad Tailor, the foreman in charge of the contract operation and area in question, but he has not currently done anything to rectify the problem. Write a memo to Monique Levesque, Vice President of M-Global's Safety Committee. Explain the situation and specify what action you want taken. 3. You have been working in your current M-Global position as a full-time employee with full-time benefits. You have, however, been offered to work on a special project outside your department for the next two years. The special project offers more pay, but it also means relocation is required. It has not been determined whether this assignment will be full-time or part-time, or what benefits will be options for you. Write a memo to Henry Armbuster, Vice President of Relocation, outlining your reservations about the special project job offer. M-Global Neutral Memorandum Assignment 10% 1. A piece of equipment that is used infrequently, but must be available when needed, is in need of replacement OR repair. Inform Charles Zimmer, M-Global's Inventory Specialist, of the condition of the equipment, its importance to your operation, and the need for replacement OR repair. Suggest a detailed course of action. 2. During a routine safety committee inspection, you discover that several fire doors are propped open by outside worker's M-Global has contracted (the doors are supposed to be kept closed at all times). You discussed the issue with Brad Tailor, the foreman in charge of the contract operation and area in question, but he has not currently done anything to rectify the problem. Write a memo to Monique Levesque, Vice President of M-Global's Safety Committee. Explain the situation and specify what action you want taken. 3. You have been working in your current M-Global position as a full-time employee with full-time benefits. You have, however, been offered to work on a special project outside your department for the next two years. The special project offers more pay, but it also means relocation is required. It has not been determined whether this assignment will be full-time or part-time, or what benefits will be options for you. Write a memo to Henry Armbuster, Vice President of Relocation, outlining your reservations about the special project job offer
