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Friday, 31 December 2010 |
My employer issues tremendous amount of checks on a monthly basis, whereby these checks are used to pay the worker’s wages, to pay for the monthly expenditures, as well as to pay for the bills too. Nevertheless, my employer would usually ask me to ensure that the company has a steady supply of company checks, as clearly, these business checks are vital in helping to keep the company up and running. And lately, I notice that the company can save tremendous amount of money from purchasing new checks from the usual supplier. In fact, I have made a proposal to my employer to switch to a new supplier that can supply checks at a lower cost. On the other hand, the supplier also placed an unprecedented guarantee that they are able to supply the checks on a timely manner, and they would even compensate if the checks are delivered late to the company. Surely, purchasing checks with a large bulk discount can surely help the company save tremendous amount of money, and I’m sure the company can operate more efficiently too, with a leaner and cleaner budget. Well my employer is still evaluating my proposal, but hopefully, he will like my idea though.
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