[Publib] Tutors in public libraries

[Judy Anderson]

I think you should treat them the same as you would anyone else conducting 
business in the library. How would you handle a CPA doing taxes? A lawyer 
interviewing clients?  Seems the same to me.

Judy Anderson
Oregon
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>From: "Weidt, Maryann" <mweidt at hclib.org>
>To: <publib at webjunction.org>
>Subject: [Publib] Tutors in public libraries
>Date: Mon, 6 Nov 2006 10:55:51 -0600
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>Tutors in public libraries
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>Hi everyone:  This topic has been discussed on this list previously; 
>however, I'd like to address it again, not from the point of view of the 
>noise caused by the tutors but more the specific aspect of tutors being 
>paid for work they're doing in the library but not as employees of the 
>library.  I have spoken with one library that has a policy addressing this 
>issue but wonder if others have a policy regarding this.  Thanks.
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>Maryann Weidt
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>Champlin Library
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>12154 Ensign Av. N
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>Champlin MN 55316
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>952-847-5353
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