Conflict management for libraries : strategies for a positive, productive workplace - Montgomery, Jack G.; Cook, Eleanor I.; Wagner, Patricia Jean; Hubbard, Glenda T. (Chicago : American Library Association, 2005)
When you go to work, you bring more than your lunch from home -- How to identify the actors in the play : all the world's a stage -- The role of unions -- The specter and reality of workplace violence -- The internal candidate -- But she's had such a hard life -- It is obvious we do not matter -- I don't have to listen to this! -- Love in the afternoon -- She's making me feel strange! -- Useless, totally useless! -- Let me do my job! -- What is taking those people so long? -- I've got a great idea for you! -- I'd really like to help Donnie -- This place is a zoo! -- The problem with Eddie -- Totally incompatible? -- Is it really all that important? -- Thou shalt not suffer -- It's happening again -- Developing emotional intelligence : a place to begin -- Planning for, not denial of workplace conflict -- Examining your organizational culture -- Leadership : so much more than management
References : p. 195-201
Keywords: Library personnel management; Conflict management