Relationships, Rights, and Responsibilities
The American National Red Cross
Staff - Volunteer Relations
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Pulling the Rug Out from Under Volunteer Involvement: Sudden Staff Changes
ENERGIZE, Inc -- Hot Topic
Professionals and Volunteers: A Role Comparison
Volunteer Administration
Probing Volunteer-Staff Relations: a kit and manual for organizational self-inventory
Council of National Organizations for Adult Education, New York, NY
Polishing the Potential of Volunteer/Staff Teams
Journal of Volunteer Administration
Organizational Proprietorship: A Participation Model
Journal of Volunteer Administration
One Step Further: Volunteer Services and Agency-wide Education
ENERGIZE, Inc -- Hot Topic
On Satisfying the Volunteer and the Paid Employee: Any Differences?
Volunteer Administration
Next Door to the CEO: Where the Volunteer Administrator Belongs
Journal of Volunteer Administration
MSW Attitudes Toward Direct Service Volunteers
Volunteer Administration
Middle Management Barrier: discover what this layer of management really thinks
The NonProfit Times, January 2008
Managing and Being Managed: The Experience of Paid Staff and Volunteers in Health and Social Care Voluntary Groups (Ireland)
Journal of Volunteer Administration
Management Implications of Staff who Volunteer
Journal of Volunteer Administration
Making the Most of Human Resources: A workshop on training staff to work with volunteers
Minnesota Association of Volunteer Directors during the Conference of MN Social Services Association, March 31, 1976
Letting Volunteers into the Team’s Locker Room
ENERGIZE, Inc -- Hot Topic
Inviting Staff Collaboration in Volunteer Policy and Program Design
Journal of Volunteer Administration
I'll Never Understand Why Executives Still Don't Understand
ENERGIZE, Inc -- Hot Topic
How to Generate Conflict Between Paid Staff and Volunteers
Voluntary Action Leadership, Summer 1983
Helping Your Volunteer Help You
Volunteer Services Department, Blythedale Children's Hospital, Valhalla, NY
Guide for Staff Who Work With Volunteers
Social Rehabilitation Administration, Government of the District of Columbia, Washington, DC
Grow Volunteer-Staff Harmony: Plant New Seeds this Spring
ENERGIZE, Inc -- Hot Topic
Fighting against Ignorance: Picking up My Sword Yet Again
ENERGIZE, Inc -- Hot Topic
Everyone Can Win: Creative Resolution of Conflict
Journal of Volunteer Administration
Educating Other Professions about Volunteers: Starting at the Source
ENERGIZE, Inc -- Hot Topic
Earning Staff Commitment through Recognition: A Workshop Summary
Journal of Volunteer Administration
Differentiating between Volunteering and Working for Pay
ENERGIZE, Inc -- Hot Topic
Determining Who Will Do What -- Volunteers and Staff
Voluntary Action Leadership, Summer 1990
Decisions! Decisions! Decisions! - guidelines for staff & volunteer problem-solving
Volunteer Administration
Creating Great Volunteers
The NonProfit Times, July 1994
Court Decides in Favor of Volunteer Feeding (summary & court ruling)
Twin Cities Consultant Dieticians Newsletter and Hennepin County, Minnesota Commissioner of Health
Could Volunteers Replace Paid Staff? Have No Fear!
ENERGIZE, Inc -- Hot Topic
Continuous Learning Is Not Optional
ENERGIZE, Inc -- Hot Topic
Constructive Conflict
VMSystems - Heritage Arts Publishing
Conflict: What It Is and How It Can be Managed
Journal of Volunteer Administration
Colleagues: The Volunteer/Employee Relationship
Energize, Inc.
Can This Marriage Be Saved? Thoughts On Making the Paid Staff/Volunteer Relationship Healthier
Voluntary Action Leadership, Fall 1986
Building Volunteer/Paid Staff Teamwork from the Top
Volunteer Administration
Building Volunteer Staff into an Agency's Organizational Structure
University of Maryland Cooperative Extension Service, Leonardtown, MD
Building Understanding and Collaboration: Creating Synergistic Relationships Between Staff and Volunteers
The Points of Light Foundation
Building Staff Volunteer Relations
Energize
Building Credibility with the Powers That Be
Partners Plus
Building Commitment for the Volunteer Program: A Replicable Model
Journal of Volunteer Administration
Beyond Lip Service: 10 indicators of true commitment to volunteers
The NonProfit Times, April 2010
Basic Feedback Form: Staff Reactions to Volunteer Programs
Voluntary Action Leadership, Spring 1981
Assuring Teamwork Between Volunteers and Salaried Staff: The Vital Key to Success
Delaware Valley EXCHANGE, Spring 1985
Assessing Your Supervisory Skills
Voluntary Action Leadership, Fall 1986
A Volunteer Development System
U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Office of Volunteer Development