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A total expense reduction plan.

Abstract

The article depicts strategies for reducing both salary and nonsalary expenses. The importance of productivity monitoring and flexible staffing are key points. Nonsalary reduction techniques include signature controls, review of existing policies and procedures, and cost awareness education.

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T A Taylor. 1995. A total expense reduction plan.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10144191/

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