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Limited Quantity refers to the maximum amount of dangerous goods that can be transported per inner packaging or article. It is typically limited to 66 pounds or 30 kg for ground shipments and varies for air shipments based on the material being transported. To identify Limited Quantity, one can refer to column 7a of the Dangerous Goods List. Labels and marks are still required for Limited Quantity shipment, and packages must have a "Y" in the Packing Instruction column of the declaration. The minimum dimension for a Limited Quantity label is 4"x4", and the surrounding borderline must be at least 0.078" in width.
Business productivity is a measure of how efficiently a business can complete tasks within a certain period of time. It involves maximizing output while minimizing input, such as labor and capital costs. Strategies for improving business productivity include keeping things simple, setting reminders, reviewing goals regularly, and minimizing time-wasting activities. Productivity is crucial for the success of a business as it can boost morale, create a culture of excellence, and result in a more efficient workplace environment. Measuring productivity involves calculating the average output per period divided by the costs or resources consumed in that period. Increasing productivity in a business means getting more output with the same amount of input, ultimately leading to cost savings and overall success. By focusing on strategies to increase productivity, businesses can aim to achieve their goals more efficiently and effectively.
