Members Handbook Novels & Stories

The crowd nodded as Benson continued, “Make the best use of your time and tidy up everything including the farms and croplands. We shall report to duty in our uniform two days from now. Also, get the cafeteria to prepare food and fruits. “HR, please produce a handbook and distribute it to every employee. Management, Marketing, Supervisory, and all other departments, discuss and come up with a tour for War Legate Draco. The handbook must be fully detailed. Ensure that all employees abide by the handbook. No mistakes are allowed. We have to ensure that War Legate Draco has an extraordinary experience here. “Are we confident in doing this?” Benson asked. “Yes!” The answering voices were powerfu

Edwin was about to lash out after seeing such arrogance, but he managed to hold himself back in the end. He was the one who calmed Harvey down, saying that they were only coming to negotiate. If a fight broke out before they even got past the entrance, the so-called peace talk would be all for naught. “Indeed. “If you like to enter, you’ll need to go through the Member Referral process. After seven days, we’ll hand you the membership card after ensuring that you’re eligible to be a member! “Do you understand the process, Young Master Mendoza?”

I glanced over at my mates and waited for them to do the same. “Excuse me, Luna.” “Yes, Elder George.” “Proper protocol is to let the Council swear in the new pack members.” “Is it?” I asked as I leaned forward on my elbow. “Well, yes.” “Hmm, when I read the Council of Elders bylaws, duties, and responsibilities handbook, I didn’t see that protocol in there. In fact, I didn't see any Council Protocols, as you call them. Is the handbook wrong?” I asked baiting Elder George.

Without even glancing at him, Helena persisted to talk mercilessly to the opposite 3 who have been rooted to the spot. "In any case, I forbid you to apply to this lecture room. If you need to interact in membership activities, you ought to abide via way of means of the faculty policies to the letter: accumulate as a minimum 5 members, verify the membership's call and activities, then verify the trainer consultant and ultimately observe the scholar council thru the right procedures. We will undergo cautious consideration, ensuring there may be no overlap with different membership activities, in addition, to make sure an advantageous theme, best then will the formal approval technique start. T

Philip also provided on-call lawyers, doctors, construction, insurance agents, you name it he had access to it. This club had thirty thousand members. Philip did not tolerate drugs, prostitution, or any kind of illegal activity. Any member who violated the rules, was kicked out and the value of the balance of their membership was calculated and half of it was donated to a charity. Philip referred to it as administration expenses.

Besides, soon enough I would be back at my old desk once the head manager realized how utterly useless Heather was. It was then, though, that a noise caught my attention: voices. A lot of voices. Rolling my sleeves back down, I followed the cacophony out to the lobby, where I was met with a group of warriors standing around a bulletin board. “One vote per person, please,” the head manager said calmly as he handed out what looked like ballots. “Remember, only one person can become a regular member. So choose wisely.” I pushed my way forward into the crowd, toward a familiar head of blond hair: Eric. I stopped next to him and nudged him with my elbow.

It was lunch break and Michael as told by Mr. Stele had to make Mars understand the school's basic information and club culture. "Well, I have told you about the basic rules so about the clubs you might have gotten a pamphlet during admission, it contains all the club names you just have to go to the club you are interested in and fill the form, it's just that simple." Michael blabbered out every word in a hurry. "I did not get any pamphlet" Mars simply stated. Michael found that weird but still overlooked it and guided him towards the school board where the pamphlet was pinned.