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Employee/Volunteer Relations
Articles and book excerpts on this subject
- Answers to poor Volunteer/Staff Relations from 211 Info Bank
- Best Practices in Staff and Volunteer Relations, by Louise Chatterton Luchuk for Charity Village
- Cultivation and Critique, from the book A Roadmap to Managing Volunteer Systems
- Developing Good Staff-Volunteer Relationships by Betsy McFarland for AnimalSheltering.org
- Effective Relationships Between Staff and Volunteers by Mary Merrill
- How to Generate Conflict Between Volunteers and Staff by Steve McCurley and Rick Lynch (a what not to do list)
- Satisfy Staff First, from the book Building Staff/Volunteer Relations
- A Volunteer's Bill of Rights, samples compiled by John Lipp
- Volunteer-Staff Relations, by Ella Marin for Suite101.com
Web sites with information on this subject
Knowledge Network -
Saskatchewan CVI Network
http://www.spra.sk.ca/knowledge/Resources/svrel.htm
Resources on Staff and Volunteer Relations.
Staff/Volunteer Relations section of the Ivan Scheier Volunteerism Archive
http://academic.regis.edu/volunteer/Ivan/sect14.htm
Classic, timeless information on the subject.
Relevant Hot Topic essays
- Confidentiality and Other Objections to Volunteers - Apr '09
- The Difference Beteween Needing and Wanting Volunteers - March '09
- Replacing Volunteers with Paid Staff - Sept '08
- The Middle Management Barrier - Oct '06
- Educating Other Professions about Volunteers: Starting at the Source - Nov '03
- One Step Further: Volunteer Services and Agency-wide Education - Aug '03
- When a Volunteer Transforms into an Employee - June '01
- Unskilled vs. Differently Skilled: Maximize Volunteer Differences - Nov '00
- Staff Resistance and Highly-Skilled Volunteers - May '99
- Why Is It Labor Unions vs. Volunteers? - June '99
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