HP 21XL Black Inkjet Print Cartridge

HP 21XL Black Inkjet Print Cartridge (C9351CE) are designed to produce more printed pages with fewer cartridge changes. Print high-quality, archival documents with rich, laser-quality black text, using an Original HP cartridge designed to work with your HP printer. Enhance document quality by using papers with the ColorLok logo – bolder blacks improve contrast and sharpen text and documents dry faster for less smearing when handled.

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The following economic Infomation has been supplied by GFK, reporting for July 2010

Some good news!
The number of people unemployed in the UK fell by 34,000 to 2.47m in the
three months to May, official figures show. That took the jobless rate to 7.8%,
the lowest for a year. The fall in the UK jobless rate will raise recovery hopes.
The increase in the levels can partly be explained by a fall in the number of
people classed as economically inactive. This decline - the first in more than a
year - indicates that people are coming back into the job market, either as
workers or job hunters, after a period of not looking for work.

The cost of owning and running a home in the UK has declined by 6% over
the past two years. Between April 2008 and April 2010, the average annual
cost associated with owning and running a home fell by £544 from £9,564 to
£9,020. In real terms (i.e. after allowing for retail price inflation), the cost of
housing has fallen by 9%. Housing costs in the UK are now equivalent to 27%
of gross average full-time earnings, down from 30% in 2008.

Its nice to see some economic progress for once, good news for everyone, long may it continue!

The Typist

A soldier was asked to report to the headquarters sergeant for an assignment.
The sergeant said, “We have a critical shortage of typists. I'll give you a
little test. Type this,” he ordered, giving him a pamphlet to copy and a sheet of paper, and pointing to a desk across the room that held a typewriter and an adding machine.

The man, quite reluctant to become a clerk typist, made a point of typing very slowly, and saw to it that his work contained as many errors as possible.

The sergeant gave the typed copy only a brief glance. “That's fine,”" he said. “Report for work at 8 tomorrow.”

“But aren't you going to check the test?” the prospective clerk asked.

The sergeant grinned. “You passed the test,” he replied, “when you sat down at the typewriter instead of at the adding machine.”

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The Copier

In most offices, the photocopier is out of order every now and then. One copy repairman had answered question after question for the employees. Finally one day, he just smiled and handed them this sheet.

The copier is out of order!
Yes, we have called the service man.
Yes, he will be in today.
No, we cannot fix it.
No, we do not know how long it will take.
No, we do not know what caused it.
No, we do not know who broke it.
Yes, we are keeping it.
No, we do not know what you are going to do now.

Thank You

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Keeping a High Profile in the Office


Never write a note or memo if you can phone or visit instead; everyone wants to talk whenever you're ready.

Don't sit down to talk. The acoustics are better the higher you are, and remember that most people are a bit deaf so speak up louder!

Try to talk with _at least_ three people between you and your listener, so that they don't feel left out.

The very best place for a conversation is in the corridor, beside someone else's desk. If the corridor is full, try leaning against their cupboard or hanging over their screen.

Never warn people of your approach by knocking on their desk or cupboard. People love surprises, especially if they're busy.

The best time to disturb someone is when they look thoughtful or are concentrating. It's your _duty_ to give them a break now and again.

To make sure that _you_ get regular breaks, never use a "Do No Disturb" sign. When other people use them they're only joking.

Always hold meetings around a desk. If you book a conference room everyone will think you've got something to hide.

If the phone isn't answered after four rings, hang on. Someone will answer it eventually, and they might like a chat, too.

Never divert calls if you're leaving your desk. Your telephone could get into bad habits.

Try to whistle, hum or tap your fingers while you work. It is a comfort to others to know that you're still there.

If you have to design the office layout, remember to leave lots of wide-open spaces so that we can see and hear each other right across the floor.

Remember, you’re employees work in their offices for 8-10 hours, 5 days a week. Hence it is very essential for you to equip your office with good quality comfortable furniture; renewing furniture should not be considered a cost but an investment, it can improve productivity and profits.

It’s a known fact that your staff will work much better in a comfortable environment and it improves moral considerably. It fills positive vibes in the mind of your employees and compels them to deliver what you are expecting from them, you will also maintain a good relationship with your staff, clients and visitors, the better the office environment is the more they will be impressed with your business.

When you choose your office furniture you should consider various factors, style, design, layout and comfort, all are very important decisions. Plan your office space; choose you’re working areas with great care; the least time a staff member has to spend away from their desk the more productive they will be, use your space well.

Most importantly you should choose your supplier with great care, shop around and choose one that will work with you to provide a total solution, one that suits your individual requirements and one that can offer a competitive price and offer good value for your investment.