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FAQ #6

Do you have a recommendation on how those handbooks should be bound?

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Do you have a recommendation on how those handbooks should be bound?
Do you have a recommendation on how those handbooks should be bound?
Do you have a recommendation on how those handbooks should be bound?
Do you have a recommendation on how those handbooks should be bound?
Do you have a recommendation on how those handbooks should be bound?
Do you have a recommendation on how those handbooks should be bound?
Do you have a recommendation on how those handbooks should be bound?
Do you have a recommendation on how those handbooks should be bound?
Do you have a recommendation on how those handbooks should be bound?

Pastors have been instructed to make copies of the Volunteer Handbook and distribute them to all of the workers in their local church. Even if the copies are printed on both sides of the sheet, there are more than twenty pages and that number of sheets may not staple together successfully. Do you have a recommendation on how those handbooks should be bound?

In Portland, we have decided to bind the Volunteer Handbooks for workers in a report cover with a clear poly front cover and Tang fasteners. There is a large slash pocket on inside back panel which could hold the workers’ Procedure Guidelines. Here is a link to that product: http://www.officesupply.com/office-supplies/binders-accessories/binder-accessories/standard-report-covers/smead-clear-front-poly-report-cover-with-tang-fasteners-black-pack/p360544.html?q=SMD86010