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— The other clerks that may be needed and their respective duties can be seen from the diagram which is self-explanatory and needs no elaboration.
83. Detailed routine from origin of requisition to receipt of goods. — In order better to illustrate the workings of a purchasing department, a specific hypothetical case will be taken. We will DEPARTMENTAL ORGANIZATION 85 assume that by means of the perpetual inventory the stock clerk of a certain factory discovers that there are 10, 000 of a certai...n type malleable casting on hand. We will assume that this is the minimum quantity which it had been decided to keep as a re- serve stock. The stock clerk (assuming he reports to the account- ing department) will immediately make requisition (in triplicate — one copy for himself and two for his superior) on the chief accountant for the same number as were received by him on the last order, say 10, 000. The chief accountant will first see what his instructions are as regards stock, for he may have been advised that because business is poor, the stocks should be reduced 30 per cent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— The other clerks that may be needed and their respective duties can be seen from the diagram which is self-explanatory and needs no elaboration.
83. Detailed routine from origin of requisition to receipt of goods. — In order better to illustrate the workings of a purchasing department, a specific hypothetical case will be taken. We will DEPARTMENTAL ORGANIZATION 85 assume that by means of the perpetual inventory the stock clerk of a certain factory discovers that there are 10, 000 of a certai...n type malleable casting on hand. We will assume that this is the minimum quantity which it had been decided to keep as a re- serve stock. The stock clerk (assuming he reports to the account- ing department) will immediately make requisition (in triplicate — one copy for himself and two for his superior) on the chief accountant for the same number as were received by him on the last order, say 10, 000. The chief accountant will first see what his instructions are as regards stock, for he may have been advised that because business is poor, the stocks should be reduced 30 per cent.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Siesel Rindsfoos to read onlineMoreLess
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