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FML

A Fibre Metal Laminate (or FML) is one of a class of metallic materials consisting of a laminate of several thin metal layers bonded with layers of composite material. This allow the material to behave much as a simple metal structure, but with considerable specific advantages regarding properties such as metal fatigue, impact, corrosion resistance, fire resistance, weight-savings and specialised strength properties. more...

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Examples of FMLs are ARALL (Aramid fibres) and GLARE.


FML is also a brand name for the corticosteroid "fluorometholone" made by Allergan.

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Guide aims to lower call center costs
From Work & Family Newsbrief, 3/1/05

MetLife's new guide sets out to help relieve the major problems that plague call centers: absenteeism, turnover and low productivity.

Employers complain that salaries are higher, retention is lower, and loyalty is almost non-existent. They've come to expect that employees will resign almost as quickly as they are hired, says the new guide, "Absence, Lost Productivity, and Seven Solutions." The culprit in most cases is stress, and most of it is related to work, family and personal issues. Centers where the work is repetitive and labor-intensive experience the most stress, short term disability claims, FML absences and high turnover; most stressed are those in telecommunications, where calls are expected to be quick, and representatives feel they have little or no personal control over the demands placed on them. Centers that provide full-service consultative solutions, where interactions are based on knowledge and information exchange, have the least stress and turnover. The seven solutions (each of which comes with a comprehensive explanation): 1. Screen potential employees for skill sets; 2. Involve the union; 3. Take advantage of technology; 4. Communicate the company's vision; 5. Involve everyone in health and wellness; 6. Assess the work environment; and 7. Educate employees. The guide is free: Call us for a copy or go to www.MetLifeEasier.com.

# 19816 Press release, METLIFE, 2-08-05

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