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               2.  Obtain appropriate information.
                       Once the source of the information has been found, the correct information
               needs to be collected. This will depend on the purpose of the information, the people
               who will use the information and the time available or necessary to obtain it.

               For example, if a worker is asked to ring around the local produce stores to compare
               fertilizer prices, a half-hour conversation catching up on the local gossip would not
               be appropriate. Conversely, if the employee responsible for machinery maintenance
               was  sent  to  look  at  a  second-hand  tractor,  there  would  be  an  expectation  that
               sufficient time would be spent to thoroughly assess the condition of the machine.

                       Information  needs  to  be  sorted  so  that  only  relevant  data  is  collected.  If  a
               worker is asked to obtain a three-day weather forecast for the local district, a detailed
               analysis of the likelihood of cyclones in Queensland the following summer, although
               possibly interesting, would not be appropriate.

               3.  Record information on standard forms.
                       A  number  of  forms  need  to  be  completed  and  submitted  prior  to,  at  the
               commencement of and during employment. These forms may be related to:
                     employee records and workplace agreements
                     personnel and staffing details
                     taxation and superannuation
                     banking and finance
                     health and insurance records
                     Workers Compensation, accidents and incidents.

                       It  is  important  to  read  through  all  forms  carefully,  as  well  as  any
               accompanying  instructions,  before  starting  to  fill  them  out.  Make  sure  that  all  the
               information is available and is correct. Check the spelling of names and addresses
               and that any numbers have been accurately recorded. Government forms are often
               translated into official documents and any errors will be duplicated on them.

               Details that are commonly requested include:
                     full name and title
                     home and postal addresses
                     date of birth and country of citizenship
                     phone and fax numbers and email addresses
                     occupation
                     Signatures and dates.




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                          SECTOR         ELECTRONICS                             Document No.
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