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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Clarification on this
Hi I would like clarify this:
I would like to assign a department for some of the workers.
Does it mean assigning one department to some workers or one department to each worker of the selected few?
I would like to assign a department for some of the workers.
Does it mean assigning one department to some workers or one department to each worker of the selected few?
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Hi, The usual syntax is assign someone to a department eg I would like to assign some of the workers to a department. Clive
- Hi, The usual syntax is assign someone to a department eg I would like to assign some of the workers to a department.
- Clive
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Hi,
The usual syntax is assign someone to a department
eg I would like to assign some of the workers to a department.
Clive
The usual syntax is assign someone to a department
eg I would like to assign some of the workers to a department.
Clive
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Let's say there are many workers front of you, some of them without a department. However there are many departments and you don't want to assign the same department to all those without a department. Would you say "I would like to assign some of the workers to departments"?
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