Employee/Volunteer Relations
Books and articles with this topic as a major theme are shown below, but the topic may also be incorporated into other books we sell. So try searching on related keywords as well.
Building Staff/Volunteer Relations
Insight into (and humor about) the reasons for tension between employees and volunteers and practical strategies for designing satisfying work for both groups.
From the Top Down
Outlines the key executive decisions necessary to lay the foundation for effective volunteer involvement: policies, budgeting, staffing, employee-volunteer relationships, legal issues, cost and value of volunteers, and more. Revised in 2010!
Handling Problem Volunteers
Insightful and humorous guide to dealing with a wide range of problem behaviors exhibited by some volunteers, from irritating to seriously dysfunctional.
Leading the Way to Successful Volunteer Involvement: Practical Tools for Busy Executives
A set of checklists, worksheets, idea stimulators, and other practical guides for senior-level leaders to incorporate volunteer involvement as a key ingredient in the overall strategy of an organization.
Volunteer Management for Animal Care Organizations (free)
As of August 2011, now offered as a free resource by the Humane Society of the U.S.!
Geared specifically to the challenges posed by an animal shelter environment but can help any animal care organization build its volunteer program.
Volunteer Management: Mobilizing All the Resources of the Community, 3rd Edition
The most widely utilized text in the world on the theory and practice of managing a volunteer program, revised for 2011.
What We Learned (the Hard Way) about Supervising Volunteers
Advice, wisdom, and experience from over 85 real-life, on-the-job supervisors of volunteers: crystal clear analysis of what works and what doesn’t in supervision.
This subject is also available in the e-Volunteerism archives: Employee/Volunteer Relations
e-Volunteerism: The Electronic Journal of the Volunteer Community is a quarterly journal with an archive of articles since the first issue in 2000. Subscribers have unlimited, continuous access to the newest of e-Volunteerism and to its growing archives. Subscribe now or purchase 48-hour access on the e-Volunteerism site and read or download whatever you like in that time period.

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