Description
This guidebook by Ann Sheets teaches the basics of staffing for the camp and youth development industry, including staff organization, job descriptions, laws and regulations, and compensation and wages. It further looks at emerging issues and special situations within camp settings and provides clear information about recruiting and interviewing, reference and background checks, and the onboarding process. Next, practices related to communicating with staff, training staff, supervision, feedback, and appraisal are covered. Finally, termination, utilization of international exchange program participants, and staff retention are addressed.
The text also features references related to new hire reporting, state payday regulations, state regulations related to camp programs, and minimum wage information by state, as well as other helpful information. It includes numerous articles published by the ACA by various authors, which provide well-rounded points of view for the reader to consider.
In a time when it can feel employees are in short supply, the constructive suggestions detailed in this invaluable book will prove useful to new administrators and camp management, as well as those individuals with years of experience, as it covers the subject of staffing thoroughly and emphasizes that the staffing process is a continual, never-ending cycle.







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