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Strategies for Dealing with a Toxic Workplace
Unhealthy or “toxic” work environments are probably more prevalent than you think. Anyone who has been in the labor market for any period of time has undoubtedly experienced, observed, or at least heard tales about toxic a workplace.
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Special District Executive Recruitment, Evaluation, and Compensation
Recruiting executives has become increasingly difficult for public agencies. Special districts are constantly trying to fill executive level positions, but are frequently hindered by limits
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Pacific on Tap: San Diego County Water Authority
The plant is producing approximately 50 million gallons per day of locally controlled water for San Diego County, helping to minimize the region’s vulnerability to statewide drought conditions. It is part of a $1 billion project that includes the nation’s largest and most technologically advanced…
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Have Librarians, Will Travel: Santa Clara County Library District
When most of us think of libraries, we think of buildings filled wall to wall with books that we can peruse and borrow for free. In the case of Santa Clara County Library District (SCCLD), they connect with individuals outside of the library and ensure they are getting the materials they want.
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Social media Q&A for special districts
The impact of social media in the public workplace continues to raise questions more rapidly than courts can provide answers. As one question is answered, new legal issues and forms of social media emerge to raise new questions. Traci Park and Kelly Trainer, with the law firm of Burke, Williams &…
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Over $45,000 in Special District Scholarships Now Available
The Special District Leadership Foundation (SDLF) board recently approved $45,250 in scholarships for special districts for 2017. Funds are available for directors/trustees and special district staff through three specific scholarship funds. These funds are currently accepting applications and the next… Read More »- Tehachapi Area Workshop for New Board Members
- Two New Board Member Training Workshops
- Just Added! Ethics Workshop in the Fresno Area
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Attention Water Districts – Chlorinator Units Just Posted on CSDA Exchange
The CSDA Exchange is an online marketplace for members to advertise surplus equipment, technology, supplies and other items for sale or donation. Newly posted for sale are four chlorinator units - unused and still in their original wrapping. Visit the CSDA Exchange for full details. Do you have surplus… Read More »- 2017 Membership Dues Now Payable Online
- New Members Approved at Annual Conference
- Paying More Than 4 Percent Interest?
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Little Hoover Hearing Special District Adaptation to Climate [INFRASTRUCTURE, INNOVATION, AND INVESTMENT]
Little Hoover Hearing Special District Adaptation to Climate On October 27 from 9:30a.m. to 12:30p.m. in State Capitol Room 437, the Little Hoover Commission will hold its second hearing as part of its reexamination of its May 2000 report, “Special Districts: Relics of the Past or Resources for… Read More »- Provide Feedback on Local Cap-and-Trade Funding [REVENUE, FINANCES, AND TAXATION]
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- Governor Defends Against Increased Workers’ Comp Costs [HUMAN RESOURCES AND PERSONNEL]
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