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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Volunteer Turnover"”.
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Management for Program Sustainability Amidst Rapid Volunteer Turnover
… be severely hindered by high rates of personnel turnover. This is especially true for turnover in nonprofit organizations that offer volunteer-led programs and are consequently heavily reliant upon those individuals to carry out their missions. Creating a strong institutional memory for both …
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Volunteer recruitment and retention: a case study of the Vancouver Planned Parenthood Clinic
… of the Vancouver Planned Parenthood clinic volunteer program. The primary focus of this study is volunteer recruitment and retention. The simplicity of individual perspectives commonly employed in volunteer theories and research is rejected in this research project. A multi-leveled …
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Managing Multiple Identities: A Qualitative Study of Nurses and Implications for Work-Family Balance
… practical implications for reducing burnout and volunteer turnover in nurses. In particular, it suggests ways in which organizations and nursing educators can work with organizational, professional, and familial identities to create policies and practices that improve work-family balance.
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Managing Multiple Identities: A Qualitative Study of Nurses and Implications for Work-Family Balance
… practical implications for reducing burnout and volunteer turnover in nurses. In particular, it suggests ways in which organizations and nursing educators can work with organizational, professional, and familial identities to create policies and practices that improve work-family balance.
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Answering the call : an exploration into factors affecting the motivation of volunteers involved in a telephone counselling organisation
… factors which affect the motivation of volunteer telephone counsellors, including demographic variables as well as volunteers' subjective perceptions of the factors which have influenced their involvement. The study was conducted in two stages. The first consisted of a demographic …