“False positives” are bad but “True negatives” can remove a lot of guesswork One of our clients recently ran an audit for Hazardous Materials Report for all their managed properties and they discovered a number of buildings have no Hazardous Materials report. They now have to try to work out if these buildings are missing […]
Interesting article in The Age this morning. “The cost of small business company directors’ ignorance. You may be risking your entire wealth if you’re a company director for a friend or family member.” Directors can be held personally liable for breaches of duties as a director and under legislation relating to workplace health and safety […]
Trying to work out the compliance rules often looks like a dark and forbidding forest that no one wants to enter. This article will help make it look less scary. The earlier article provided the first two easy steps to breaking the flood of paperwork into more manageable wavelets. This article provides a framework to […]
Red tape creates a flood of paperwork and it just keeps on knocking you down because these documents keep on expiring and need to be kept up to date. This article gives you the first two steps to get your head above water. The next article gives you 4 easy steps to keep your head […]
At Strytex, we see a lot of policies, procedures and forms from a lot of different organisations, some good, some bad. Here’s how we define the differences and we have defined two types of forms. Above all, keep it simple. A Policy is a clear, simple statement of how your organisation intends to conduct its […]
This slide pack summaries the key findings of the survey into the Importance of Supplier Compliance Management carried out by Strytex during May 2010. The results are based on 227 respondents from a range of industries, seniority and regions. The key findings are: 30% of organisations don’t know how often they audit supplier compliance or […]