The Concept of Paid Emails

Posted under Search For Admin Jobs by Admin on Sunday 4 July 2010 at 7:06 am

Getting paid to read emails is one of the oldest concepts of making money online. Getting started with it is very easy, as the person who would like to enter into this earning opportunity requires having an email address alone with an Internet access. The concept is very simple. Many online advertisers send their advertisements through email to their members who would like to get paid for reading such emails as commissions. The member should click open the link and visit the website of the advertiser to earn money. If serious money has to be made, it is done through thousands of referrals introduced by the person under him. While doing so it is very important to choose only those companies that are legitimate in payment.

Making the paid email system work:

There are millions of products sold every day, every hour, as the products that are for sale should be known to everybody. Otherwise, it is not possible to sell them. This has made the concept of getting paid for reading emails emerge. When the members receive such promotional emails, they click the link to make them as if they have read them and get paid. This attitude has made many systems fail in the course of time. The advertiser wants people to have a look at his site not just to show they have been there but also to promote and earn revenue through their products and services. If revenue is not being generated from this kind of advertising the whole concept is lost and the system will ultimately fail. The following strategy will benefit both the advertiser and the person who is reading the emails to get paid.

The main aim of the person, who is going through the emails, is that he wants to earn money out of it. While doing so, if the person happens to come across some advertisement which may be lucrative to him and which is very affordable to buy he can buy it, as it may be a good deal to him. It needs to be bought in any case by the person either now or afterwards. If this continues the advertiser will also choose this option of placing their ads in the sites for paying to read, since they have tasted success through this concept. It becomes a win-win situation for both. Everyone buys products. It neednt be from the same place. While reading promotional emails, in case of an opportunity of getting the product at a bargain price is found, it is wise to grab the opportunity. The person in turn can educate their referral members who are down the line with a customized email stating for whom they are working for and how they can too maximize the same way. It is not expected that everyone will take the advice and work accordingly, but if at least a minimum number of people take the advice, the system will survive for a longer term due to the results it produce.

Teaching Contracts

Posted under Search For Admin Jobs by Admin on Sunday 25 April 2010 at 7:06 am

I often hear teachers complain that employers issue contracts and then ask them to do more than the contract requires. From the other side of the fence, employers sometimes feel that teachers are too rigid in their interpretation of the terms of the contract. It is certainly a tricky area, so what can you do to make sure that the contract offers proper protection for both teachers and the employer? My suggestions are as follows:

The first point to consider is your own attitude to the contract. It is a document that binds both parties, so as employers you should ensure that it contains only clauses that you can honor. It is hardly fair to the employee to issue a contract that binds teachers and then expect to be able to break its terms yourself.

The second point is that teachers cannot be expected to know the legal requirements of a contract in a foreign country, as these can vary enormously. You should, therefore, explain to the teacher exactly how the contract reflects current employment legislation in your country and for your sector. Some countries stipulate that the contract must be written in the home language. If this is the case, your teachers will need a clear and accurate translation into English. Some countries require the contract to contain full details of the teachers visa and employment permits. There may be restrictions on the number of hours a teacher can work and on the number of hours overtime permitted. Whatever the specific legal framework in your country, it is essential to both adhere to the legal requirements and explain these to the teacher. Even if your country does not require a written contract at all, it is worth thinking about the kinds of problems that could arise if you do not have a clearly drafted understanding of all aspects of the job: the rights and responsibilities of the teacher and the rights and responsibilities of the employer.

Legal considerations apart, the contract should cover number of class contact hours, number of admin hours and number of preparation hours. If you have a basic 38 hour week and you expect teachers to spend 25 hours in the classroom, two on admin and the remaining 9 on preparation, dont think of the preparation time as a free pool from which you can ask teachers to do extra teaching. If you need teachers to do extra contact hours to cover for an absent colleague or a sudden influx of students, build the terms of the required flexibility into the contract. For example you may say that could be expected to do up to two extra teaching hours per week to cover emergencies. If further hours are required, offer to pay them as overtime. List any additional duties, such invigilating exams, designing teaching materials or socializing with students.

Be as precise as possible in every area. If you offer accommodation, make it quite clear how this it to be provided and describe it accurately. State whether teachers will be expected to travel to other branches or to companies and explain how such travel arrangements will be made. Make sure you are clear about sickness insurance and medical treatment: what would happen if a teacher had to be repatriated because of an accident, for example, or suffered long-term illness?

Specify holiday entitlement, grievance and disciplinary procedures, and notice terms. Above all, try to make the contract a reader-friendly document rather than one that is full of dense legal terminology. Before you issue a contract, it might be a good idea check with a lawyer to ensure that it is comprehensive enough to satisfy your local legal requirements.

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