Occasional report number 2004:1 : exit interviews and surveys (EISs) for volunteers / Jim McLennan.

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McLennan, Jim

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Bushfire CRC

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Bundoora [Vic.] : Bushfire CRC, 2004.Description: 15 p. : forms ; 30 cmOther title:

Exit interviews and surveys for volunteers [Portion of title]

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363.37092 22 OCC

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"28 April 2004"

Overview: tracking trends in attrition - this report summarises what is the current practice of Australian rural fire services, the findings of an exit survey by CFA and discusses general principles of utilising exit interviews and surveys to monitor the reasons why volunteers leave their organisation ( p. 2)

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