Daycare Employee Threats

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Threats By the industry that this organization is in the mature stage, but have an essential need that families will essential need daycare assistance. On the other hand, by it being in the mature stage entrance into the market by other companies is a concern. Another company can open too close to our location which can cause a decrease in our student body and also possibly staff. This can be offset by constantly building relationship with all parties from students, staff, and parents.
Staff being well trained for emergency situations
Change in state and government regulations
Harmed caused to building locations and other company assets

Test of Measure of Effectiveness of Marketing Plan Provide parents with

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