Business Management: Staffing

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Maintenance Staff
By Nicholas Brown, August 2009
Agencies are expected to keep revenue streams flowing even as they are ordered to furlough employees.

How to Respond to Member Complaints
By Ruby Newell-Legner, June 1, 2009
How you respond to complaints can be the difference between keeping and losing business.

Masterpiece Theater
By Andrew Cohen, January 2009
Giving employees a script to follow guards against embarrassing ad-libs.

Undiagnosed Dangers
By John T. Wolohan, December 2008
A girl's fatal fall highlights the importance of proper supervision and medical care.

Color Analysis
By Paul Steinbach, December 2008
In a year of political change, advocacy groups see the same old racial disparities on the football sidelines.

Non-Inclusive Evidence
By Nicholas Brown, November 2008
As budgets tighten, recreation agencies struggle to truly accommodate individuals with disabilities.

Personal Foul
By Michael Popke, October 2008
The impact of a former NBA referee betting on games he officiated may trickle down to officials at all levels.

Deeper Understanding
By Michael Popke, October 2008
New industry-wide efforts encourage patrons and pool operators to work together to create safer environments.

Handle With Care; Senior Moment
By Michael Popke, September 2008
Reviews of Safe Chemical Handling For Lifeguards and Pool Operators: A Complete Training Program and Compliance Kit and The Senior: My Amazing Year as a 59-Year-Old College Football Linebacker.

Who Makes the Call?
By Michael Popke, September 2008
The debate over whether referees and umpires should be treated as independent contractors or employees dates back decades, with no resolution in sight.

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