Alexandoy
VIP Contributor
I have experienced this issue of cost cutting in the work place when our country had a problem with foreign currency. Our HR issued a memo to turn off all the lights and other appliances during the 1-hour lunch break. There was also a guideline on the thrifty way of using water. Even the use of paper and other consumable supplies have to be done sparingly. The battlecry was - saving a peso is better than spending a peso.
I don’t know how much the company had saved from the cost-cutting measures. But come to think of it, if all offices will do that every day then the economy of the country can somehow benefit from the savings. It may not be much but the habit of frugality is more important than the money that was saved.
I don’t know how much the company had saved from the cost-cutting measures. But come to think of it, if all offices will do that every day then the economy of the country can somehow benefit from the savings. It may not be much but the habit of frugality is more important than the money that was saved.