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2. Make the job a fun experience and a learning one. Make sure the department staff is <br />friendly and courteous to seasonal staff. Reward with good hourly wage <br />3. Recruit in the metro area colleges. <br />4. Post at Community Colleges. <br />5. Pay them well, make their job as enjoyable as possible, examples: summer employee <br />picnic, volleyball games, etc. They will pass on to peers that a job with the City is <br />enjoyable experience. <br />6. I think retention is more important than recruitment. A positive work environment and <br />fair treatment go a long way. <br />7. High school coaches will help recruit for your positions if you have a 16 year old age <br />limit. <br />8. Contact college placement offices. <br />9. Recommend incentives, increase in wages, and bonuses. <br />10. Students that are in high school athletics usually make good park maintenance employees. <br />11. Vo -Tech Colleges. <br />12. Use exit interview, encourage strong applicants back, have them recruit friends and <br />advertise at the schools. <br />13. Offer job variety, good wages and good working conditions and your staff will recruit <br />for you. <br />14. Work with employment agencies of St. Paul, Minneapolis, Ramsey and Hennepin <br />Counties. Transportation may be an issue, but there are an abundance of youth available <br />for work. <br />15. Many employees come to us from recreation programs as former coaches or umpires. <br />16. It is more how you treat them while you have them - sufficient training, supportive <br />supervision - the goal being to have returning staff who recruit for you. <br />Thank you for your participation in the survey. <br />RAL: mdd <br />Page 70 <br />
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