IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
We see a bathroom sink and counter. A person grabs contacts lens. the person

OUT: opens their eye and puts the contact lens in their eye.

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How to ask for a reference from an employer
Ask someone who will sing your praises.
Letters of reference should be glowing, lukewarm references are not helpful. Think of an employer you've worked closely with who knows your style, skills and strengths.

OUT: The most important thing is to ask people who will have good things to say about you. Reflect on what a potential reference would say about your background and performance before you ask.

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How to write a policy for employment law
Understand the jargon.
New legislation is never written in plain english. It is always full of legal jargon and long-winded explanations.

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So, how can we make sense of it all? Hire an external human resources consultant (often more cost effective than a solicitor) to translate the legislation for you. This is by far the easiest and quickest way of ensuring your organisation is ready to adhere to new legislation.