Staff - Volunteer Relations
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Journal of Volunteer Administration
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Voluntary Action Leadership, Summer 1983
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Volunteer Services Department, Blythedale Children's Hospital, Valhalla, NY
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Social Rehabilitation Administration, Government of the District of Columbia, Washington, DC
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Journal of Volunteer Administration
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Journal of Volunteer Administration
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Voluntary Action Leadership, Summer 1990
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Volunteer Administration
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Twin Cities Consultant Dieticians Newsletter and Hennepin County, Minnesota Commissioner of Health
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Journal of Volunteer Administration
Title: Can This Marriage Be Saved? Thoughts On Making the Paid Staff/Volunteer Relationship Healthier
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Voluntary Action Leadership, Fall 1986
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Volunteer Administration
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University of Maryland Cooperative Extension Service, Leonardtown, MD
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Helps employees and volunteers work together successfully by exploring the reasons for conflict between volunteers and employees. Scheier eases the all-too-common stresses of this relationship with a step-by-step process for analyzing tasks and work preferences for both paid and unpaid staff. Offers a great number of creative and practical solutions. Contains lots of useful planning guides.
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Energize
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Partners Plus
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Journal of Volunteer Administration
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The NonProfit Times, April 2010
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Voluntary Action Leadership, Spring 1981
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Delaware Valley EXCHANGE, Spring 1985
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Voluntary Action Leadership, Fall 1986
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U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Office of Volunteer Development
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Yellowfire Press, Boulder, CO February 1984