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If these are occasional discrete activities, using a work order is probably your best bet.

If these activities are a more consistent part of day-to-day operations you may just want to agree upon a fixed number of labor hours (and possibly overhead) to assign to the other department each week or month.
  • Posted 8 Apr 2006 02:46
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