Monday, August 23, 2010

Keeping Small Bills and Coins Inventory


When our hospital was yet small, we had a centralized cashiering system which services from all departments are paid to the one and only cashier's booth/office. By the time I joined the Finance Department (and we were all called "Accounting Staff") volumes started to pick up and so a 24 hour cashiering became necessary. Alas! And there is only one official cashier! And so we had it that one of the staffs of the Billing Section was given a work schedule at 2:00-10:00 pm. That meant, after all the "accounting staffs" are off at 5:00 pm he'll be left to do the second shift cashiering as well as act as admission officer while working on his actual job description as bookkeeper. And the rest of us took turns by pair (as scheduled) as cashiers and billing officer respectively on weekends and holidays. Unfortunately though (or fortunately for a casual worker) each time I don't have the schedule the assigned (especially among the lady staffs)cashier would ask me to take her turn! In short on all weekends and holidays I'd be in the office as either cashier or billing officer (b.o. when my partner happens to be a lady no matter how senior she may be; and cashier when a senior male staff was my partner.) Because by that time, I am the newest "accounting staff". (To be continued...)

Introduction



Welcome to my version of Micro Economics. As the title suggests, the post within this site will contain my personal views on economics in the personal or family level. You will also find - as I intend to do - petty common things and events that happen or have been our shared experiences in life. But the main point is that I would like and say, intend to drive those petty events and connect them to the general view of economics. Feel free to post your own views on the subjects to make this site interactive and thus becoming worthwhile. Just a sort of reminder though; trash talk is strictly forbidden here... GOD BLESS...