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Personnel Management for Public Libraries

About this Course

This course, part of the Public Library Management Professional Certificate program, will explore skills needed for hiring and evaluating personnel to reflect your library's mission through an organizational culture that will thrive in your community. Learners will understand the legal considerations when managing a diverse workforce.

Created by: The University of Michigan

Level: Introductory


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