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We have a small team of technical writers who are very experienced in document preparation in the Australian business and corporate world. The documents are produced with awareness of the requirements placed on technical writers by national and international standards and the law.
We have hundreds of fully prepared templates that can be downloaded individually by casual users at very reasonable prices; many are free.
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We have a full range of specialist dictionaries for those operating in the Australian global-based business environment!
Direct links to some key DICTIONARIES
Academia - Glossary of Terms & Acronyms
Corporate - Glossary of Terms & Acronyms
Environment - Glossary of Terms & Acronyms
Ethics - Dictionary
HR - Glossary of Terms & Acronyms
IP - Glossary of Terms & Acronyms
IT (Activities & Applications) - Glossary of Terms & Acronyms
IT (Systems & Devices) - Glossary of Terms & Acronyms
Legal & Political - Acronyms in common use in Australia
Legal - Introduction to some useful legal terms
Manufacturing - Glossary of Terms & Acronyms
Marketing - Glossary of Terms & Acronyms
NGOs - Glossary of Terms & Acronyms
Professionals - Glossary of Terms & Acronyms
Project Management - Glossary of Terms & Acronyms
Quality - Glossary of Terms & Acronyms
Real Estate - Dictionary
Risk Management - Glossary of Terms & Acronyms
Tech Writer - Glossary of Terms & Acronyms
Tendering - Dictionary
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Latest document templates:
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Personal guarantee - ANY - loan -on demand - joint&sev
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A simple guarantee by a two borrowers, any State, acknowledging a loan and giving a personal guarantee to pay back on demand. (L-3272)
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ANY - Personal guarantee - loan -on demand - joint&several
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A simple guarantee by a two borrowers, any State, acknowledging a loan and giving a personal guarantee to pay back on demand. (L-3272)
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Deed Poll - Confidentiality Declaration by subbie AllotherSt
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New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, Western Australia, Northern Territory and the Australian Capital Territory. A sub-contractor employed under a separate contract with the Contractor signs under Deed Poll an undertaking to keep confidential information supplied to him/her for work under the original Contract between the Principal and the Contractor. This is an interesting document. It uses the Deed Poll format so that the subbie can sign it without the need for formal sign off of three way agreements between the subby and the other two parties which are a hassle to obtain and provide little more than the Deed Poll. This way, the subbie can sign it off him/herself and all (s)he needs is a witness. Half of the deed describes details regarding the contract between the Principal and Contractor (under "I understand that ...") and the other half is made up of undertakings by the subbie (that "I will ..." and "I will not .."). This means that the original supply contract can be executed between the Principal and the Contractor to get the project under way and the Deed Poll can be executed later by the subcontractor. There is also a place for describing legal clauses from Acts and Regulations (such as the Crimes Act) that impact on confidentiality that can place the subbie under notice that fines or imprisonment might apply. By describing them here the subby is making sure that (s)he knows (and anybody reading the Deed knows that (s)he knows) what (s)he is entering into. (L-3362)
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Customer Record - Opt Out 2
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Free. XML File. Customer Record with key details of the Customer and an OPT-OUT version based on recording the customer's requirement for the supplier to preserve the Customer's right to privacy under the Privacy Act 1988 (CTH) and for professional care to be taken in dealing with the Customer under the Spam Act 2003 (CTH). This is the "soft" version. It records a Customer "opting out" for five different types of correspondence (Direct (mail) and Internet-related), the implication being that if they don't opt out they may be included in internal mail-out lists to receive the communication type shown. This record also includes an OPT-IN for handing details on to a third party. (M-5024)
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Customer Record - Opt Out 1
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Free. DOC File. Customer Record with key details of the Customer and an OPT-OUT version based on recording the customer's requirement for the supplier to preserve the Customer's right to privacy under the Privacy Act 1988 (CTH) and for professional care to be taken in dealing with the Customer under the Spam Act 2003 (CTH). This is the "soft" version. It records a Customer "opting out" for five different types of correspondence (Direct (mail) and Internet-related), the implication being that if they don't opt out they may be included in internal mail-out lists to receive the communication type shown. This record also includes an OPT-IN for handing details on to a third party. (M-5023)
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Customer Record - Opt In 2
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Free. XML File. Customer Record with key details of the Customer and an OPT-IN version based on recording the customer's requirement for the supplier to preserve the Customer's right to privacy under the Privacy Act 1988 (CTH) and for professional care to be taken in dealing with the Customer under the Spam Act 2003 (CTH). This is the "hard" version. It records a Customer "opting in" for five different types of correspondence (Direct (mail) and Internet-related), the implication being that if they don't opt in they won't be receiving the communication type shown. This record also includes an OPT-IN for handing details on to a third party. (M-5022)
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