Salt Lake City Public Library employees raise concerns over staffing, workplace culture
Former and current employees of the Salt Lake City Public Library are raising concerns about staffing levels, workplace culture and communication under the library's current administration. Former and current employees of the Salt Lake City Public Library have raised concerns about staffing levels, workplace culture, and communication under the library's current administration. The complaints, shared by dozens of workers and former employees, include claims of understaffing, retaliation against employees who speak out and potential changes that some fear could negatively impact library services. The allegations prompted an independent review of library practices and concerns, but the results will be announced in February. Heidi Fendrick, president of the Utah Library Association, spoke with 94 people closely affiliated with the library system. She compiled their responses in a summarized report. Former library marketing and communications director Quinn McQueen said understaffed has affected services at the main library since spring. Baskett refuted the allegations, stating most staffing changes have been voluntary and there are no upcoming layoffs or plans to reduce services.
प्रकाशित : बीता हुआ कल द्वारा Shelby LoftonKSL में Business
SALT LAKE CITY — Former and current employees of the Salt Lake City Public Library are raising concerns about staffing levels, workplace culture and communication under the library's current administr... [5138 symbols]
