Are you in a business where you hire temporary staff, experience a high turnover rate, host 
events, or looking for flexibility when creating name badges? This professional name badge system offers a quick, easy way to create and customize reusable name badges. These versatile badges feature a metal plate, elegant domed lens cover and printable transparency that you can replace again and again. The stationary kit contains everything you need to get started, including 10 reusable badge plates (silver or gold); 10 Lens covers; two crystal-clear, printable insert sheets for 40 badge inserts; two bright white, printable insert sheets for 40 badge inserts; 10 magnet fasteners; 10 pin fasteners; and name badge design software. Letter-size, insert sheets are compatible
with inkjet and laser printers. Simply print and peel off the nonadhesive label to apply to the metal plate. The software gives you the flexibility of printing only what you need when you need it so you can reuse the same insert sheet. Choose from a magnetic fastener or pin fastener to hold the badge in place. They are available in both rectangular or oval shapes. Once you have the name badge holders, insert refills are available to update your name badges whenever you like.
- Promote a new product
- Acknowledge an employee-of-the-month
- Create holiday-themed badges
- Great for temporary employees
- Update the last name of a recently married employee
- Advertise store promotions
- Promote your website
- You’re only limited by your imagination!
We’ve got The Mighty Badge in stock and ready to ship to your desk tomorrow. Visit our website at www.FirstClassSOS.com for more information.
Instead of having one big pile of papers, create separate action trays for your desk based on the importance of the document. The inbox is only for documents you haven’t looked at yet. Once you touch it, look at it and take action. Create a paper flow system that works for you and your job.
Only keep the items on your desk that you use on a daily basis – and have a place for them. A desktop organizer can go a long way when you’re on the phone and you can’t find a pen. If your supplies have a home, you will always know where you can find them. You can even go one step further and get a desk drawer organizer and minimize the clutter on top of your desk even more.
Wall-mounted vertical file systems are another way to get your desktop clutter under control. There are many different configurations. Most are modular, which means that you can add as many ‘pockets’ as you need. There are also some that are magnetic – great for the side of a file cabinet. If you are in a cubical – there are systems that easily attach over partition walls.
This might seem like a no-brainer, but keeping a wastebasket within arm’s reach is a necessity if you want to keep control over your desktop. When you don’t need the document anymore, don’t set it down…toss it! It’s also a good idea to have a shredder close by so that you can safely dispose of those documents which might have sensitive information in them.
Keep a canister of cleaning wipes in your desk drawer. Make a habit of wiping off your desk on Friday before you got home. You’ll wipe away dust and germs, plus it might just help you keep your desk free of clutter. Not only will you get sick less, Monday morning will be a lot less of a drag if you can start your day with a clean desk. Cluttered desk = cluttered brain.
Patented 100 years ago to mitigate the time-consuming process of 
Let’s marvel for a bit at the design mastery behind the binder clip. It’s made of one solid but flexible piece of steel and two hinged wires. When folded back, the binder clip’s metal hooks provide the leverage necessary to open the powerful spring-loaded clasp. After you’ve bound your papers (or whatever you’ve fit into the mouth of the binder clip), the metal arms fold forward, flush against the bound object. Or you can remove them altogether.
The picture says it all, but you can also 
Sick of digital tools like Evernote and long for the days of analog capture? Personal productivity guru Merlin Mann’s classic 
Combine binder clips with a sturdy sync cable and you’ve got yourself a syncing stand. Or you can do a little bending for a 
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