A manager's planning.guid for the next five years
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Papers from top speakers on legislation, costing, inflation accounting, vehicle specification and labour relations services
WHEN companies as big as United Transport Overseas start billing customers weekly and drastically revise their attitude to vehicle depreciation, transport operators of all sizes need to take a look at the reasons and the methods, Mr Harold Berry's paper on cost and cash control techniques, and the effects of inflation, was one of five presented at CM's annual Fleet Management Conference this week. Other top speakers dealt with the implementation of transport legislation between now and 1980, and its likely cost on dis bution; the factors influencing changes in truck van design; and the scope of new industrial relatic services.
On this and the following pages we present extens extracts from the written papers; next week in ( we shall publish an illustrated report of the conferen especially the discussion sessions involving delega from all branches of freight transport.