Lesson 5

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EnglishVocational Education

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When the person who signs a document and has his signature preceded by p.p. it means that he has been given the authority to sign the document on behalf of someone higher in the hierarchy.

For example, given a secretary authorized to sign a letter on behalf of the president of a company, the signature takes the form:
p.p. Secretary's Signature
President's Name
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President's Name
p.p. Secretary's Signature
Commonly in practice, an alternative form is used:
Secretary's Signature
p.p. President's Name








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How do you understand the phrase?
What is a foundation of a strong relationship?

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THE RESULTS

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Listen to the interview and check the predictions you made in Exercise B.

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What are the most important relationships for you 
a) at your place of work
b) outside your place of work? 
Why?

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1. What can help cement the relationships with customers?
2. Have you ever jeopardised relationships with other people? How?
3. What would be your main reason for cutting off a relationship with someone?

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Alison Ward is Head of Global Corporate Responsibility at Cadbury, the chocolate maker. 
Listen to the first part of the interview and complete this information about Cad bury's Cocoa Partnership.

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UNDP works to eradicate poverty and reduce inequalities through the sustainable development of nations, in more than 170 countries and territories.

Voluntary Service Overseas (VSO) is the world's leading independent international development organisation that works through volunteers to empower communities in developing countries

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Listen to the second part and complete these extracts with up to three words in each gap.
*fair trade?

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Fair trade, defined simply, is when producers in developing countries are paid a fair price for their work, by companies in developed countries.

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Listen to the final part and answer these questions.

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How can we reduce carbon footprint?

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Do you understand the meaning of "ethical shopping"?
Do you follow the rules of ethical shopping? Is Fair Trade principle important for you?

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