by babs4104 | Jan 3, 2020 | Article
American Jails: Empowering Staff : The Path to Improving Morale Many departments of corrections (DOCs) are experiencing critical staff shortages that are reaching crisis levels. This situation has been building for years and it now seems evident that we cannot hire...
by babs4104 | Jan 3, 2020 | Article
Corrections Today: Are We Training Our Staff to Fail? Staff morale is a major concern in corrections (see Corrections Today, March/April 2019).1 A major contributing factor to low staff morale is micromanagement. Employees do not like to be micromanaged and most...
by babs4104 | Jan 3, 2020 | Article
Corrections Today: Micromanagement: The Enemy of Staff Morale Staff morale is a major concern in corrections (see Corrections Today, March/April 2019).1 A major contributing factor to low staff morale is micromanagement. Employees do not like to be micromanaged and...
by babs4104 | Jan 3, 2020 | Article
Corrections Today: Empowering staff: The path to improving morale Many departments of corrections (DOCs) are experiencing critical staff shortages that are reaching crisis levels. This situation has been building for years and it now seems evident that we cannot hire...
by babs4104 | Aug 2, 2018 | Article
Corrections Today: Beyond Security; Creating Safer Prisons Today’s prison culture is focused on custody, control and care of inmates, and thus, the focus is often put on security and the inmates. This singular focus has created some serious problems for prison staff,...
by babs4104 | Sep 24, 2017 | Article
Corrections Today: Changing Prison Culture and The Missing Link to Reentry Significant advances in reducing recidivism have been made with Second Chances Act and Justice Reinvestment Act funding. The focus inmost of these funded programs has been on pre-incarceration...
