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Is there anyone who can help me with ……..?

Socio-economy? I have been co-opted by half Work "workshop" (trade unions and administration) about who has the following objectives: 1) To ensure a common understanding of the effects of the dismantling program and what can be done to solve the socio-economic problems. 2) To exchange views and seek agreement on a way forward through the development of joint action and communication plan. 3) To explore the issues surrounding and opportunities for socio-economic program. 4) To ensure that all major parties are committed to the extent possible, the same strategy. Somebody help me with the basics (which means that the subject and the type of questions) as I have no knowledge or experience matter?

1. It is not necessary chiefs tell what's in it for them, just know that this would hardhip of those dismissed, transferred and haggle with the best redundancy package for the former. 2. Try to find the best deal for the secondary, which is found and to know in no uncertain terms what you want. Forget commucation joint action and what they want is to be with little fuss and design as possible. 3.Find as old Joseph can work as a sweeper for the same salary as the CEO. 4. You can bet your life that will!. Everyone is when it comes to money. Play your cards close to his chest and not show his hand. I can not help with the basics that I have no idea what they are about. B ****** t baffles brains, remember that! (Edit: ps. Well, Paul_1 took the blow of the ****** TB or hyperbole in our conversations)

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