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How important are teamwork and a “family atmosphere” in the bus yard?
Read More →Experts recommend taking threats seriously, recognizing changes in employee mood and behavior and learning to deal with difficult personality types.
Read More →Effective communication between drivers and mechanics can be fostered by teaching drivers the basics of bus maintenance and educating mechanics on the stresses of driving a bus.
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Go beyond an"open door policy" by seeking out your staff, listening to them, respecting their styles and sharing key information.
Read More →Small rewards, even Tootsie Rolls, and interest in their personal growth can encourage employees to give their best effort.
Read More →Too many children have died because motorists have decided that the flashing red lights and extended stop arm of a school bus are merely a suggestion.
Read More →A newsletter that mixes personal glimpses with just-for-fun items and newsworthy events can help to build morale.
Read More →By adopting a decentralized, team-oriented structure, Tulsa's transportation department has shifted decision-making power to the rank and file.
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