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    Sumit Kumar provides his views on an accidental toxic spill at the manufacturing plant. In the first paragraph, he argues that the company should take responsibility for any mistakes made and that employees responsible should receive a fine and short suspension to teach them a lesson and prevent future carelessness. In the second paragraph, he suggests the company contribute to cleanup costs but not pay the full fine, since competitors may have also contributed, and that a formal apology and details of corrective actions taken can help the company's image.

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    15 MMF 0016 Memo

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    Sumit Kumar provides his views on an accidental toxic spill at the manufacturing plant. In the first paragraph, he argues that the company should take responsibility for any mistakes made and that employees responsible should receive a fine and short suspension to teach them a lesson and prevent future carelessness. In the second paragraph, he suggests the company contribute to cleanup costs but not pay the full fine, since competitors may have also contributed, and that a formal apology and details of corrective actions taken can help the company's image.

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    ASSESSMENT

    Professional Communication ENG601 (LAB)


    NAME:

    SUMIT

    KUMAR
    SLOT:
    TA2 L15/16
    REGISTRATION NO: 15MMF0016

    MEMORANDUM
    To: Deiter Smith, Production Supervisor, second shift
    From: Sumit Kumar , V.P. of Manufacturing
    Date: Wednesday
    Re: Views in the matter of accidental spill
    In my opinion, We should not take our hands out from this matter. First,
    this is not an ethical way if we have done some mistake we should be
    strong enough to accept it. Second, those employee who are responsible
    for this should be punished by throwing a fine and a short suspension of
    them just to teach them a lesson. If we dont punish them and make the
    whole matter just to pass, next time workers may be careless in handling
    of that toxic material again.
    In the response to the matter of cleanup cost, I suggest that we should
    take contribution but should not pay the fine completely because our
    competitors must have their contribution in the cleanup cost also. We
    should pay for what we had done wrong. For the matter of our image, We
    should introduce a formal apology statement and tell the action taken by
    us in this matter. These actions should be helpful.

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