Since these officials have to be in school from Mondays to Fridays, the teachers go
door-to-door on Saturday and Sunday, their gazette off-days, to collect the data.
Around 7,000 out-of-school children registered
He added that a strategy will be devised for covering all children once it is known how many people refuse the
door-to-door vaccinations.
Health authorities to hold measles vaccination drives
Mohammed Ali said that since India allows such
door-to-door parcel service only at New Delhi airport, clearance and delivery expenses to the southern states have increased due to high transportation cost.
Door-to-door cargo agents in Oman raise charges to India
Authorities advise people to be suspicious whenever a
door-to-door seller uses pressure tactics, and to ask about a company's contact information in order to find out whether they represent a legitimate business.
Aggressive door-to-door visitors prompt police alert
EFFICIENCY Robert Greener says
door-to-door leaflet distribution is a cost-effective way to advertise
Door dropping efficiency
"What worried me was that these
door-to-door fish sellers were actually targeting the elderly and there was no check on where the fish came from."
Cod-callers; Warning as door-to-door fish sellers pressurise elderly into paying up pounds 450 for their produce
The ocean carriers agreed to expand their service to include container drayage and to provide
door-to-door service.
Hawaiian containers now moving door-to-door
Door-to-door selling is nowhere near as cost-ettective as telemarketing, but with the do-not-call list, better spam blockers and so many overly complicated Web sites, we have to admire the tenacity of salespeople who will hustle to go
door-to-door.
Sales savvy
FROG involved them in the survey in a bid to help them gain experience in
door-to-door interviewing and develop learning skills.
Doorstep study earns team award
Other items included in the memorandum are more frequent use of audio-loops for election related public meetings, forums and debates, better use of written materials by
door-to-door canvassers and provisions for establishing TTY lines in caucus offices and in provincial parties' campaign offices along with support from all parities to amend the Elections Act or regulations to include funding for the accessibility needs of deaf, hard of hearing and late deafened Nova Scotians.
Access to election campaigns won by deaf and hard of hearing Nova Scotians. (Disability)
It is the traditional
door-to-door selling of insurance policies.
Door not shut on policies
is partnering with Enterprise Rent-A-Car to provide cars for the insurer's concierge service program called
Door-to-Door Service.
Insurer pairs with car-rental business for new service. (Marketplace: Property/Casualty)
Premier is a leading company specializing in
door-to-door international household goods transportation for foreign and Japanese professionals relocating into and out of Japan.
Directory listing
Supreme Court has agreed to decide whether an Ohio town can require
door-to-door solicitors, including religious groups, to identify themselves to authorities before engaging in outreach efforts.
Supreme court to hear Jehovah's witness evangelism case. (In The Capital)
Ademas de crear una red de centros de logistica en lugares tales coma Hong Kong, Miami y Sao Paulo, Lobraus ha forjado alianzas en toda America Latina (Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, Venezuela, Chile y Uruguay) y en la region de Asia-Pacifico (Taiwan, Corea y China) donde las operaciones de importacion y exportacion requieren servicios "
door-to-door".
La integrada red de logistica de Lobraus ofrece soluciones a door-to-door