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Governance and Organization

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  • Burnout, Caring For Care Staff, organization, Worker Considerations

Recognizing And Preventing Burnout At Your Animal Sanctuary

Everyone who works at an animal sanctuary is prone to burnout. How can it be managed?
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  • Burnout, Caring For Care Staff, organization, Worker Considerations

Recognizing And Preventing Burnout At Your Animal Sanctuary

Everyone who works at an animal sanctuary is prone to burnout. How can it be managed?
  • Checklist, compliance, emergency planning, OSHA

The Open Sanctuary Project’s OSHA Compliance Checklist

Here’s a free printable checklist to help review OSHA compliance for your animal sanctuary!
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  • Checklist, compliance, emergency planning, OSHA

The Open Sanctuary Project’s OSHA Compliance Checklist

Here's a free printable checklist to help review OSHA compliance for your animal sanctuary!
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  • Compassion Fatigue, Human Resources, organization, Worker Considerations

Recognizing And Managing Compassion Fatigue At Your Animal Sanctuary

Compassion fatigue is an inherent risk for everyone working or volunteering at animal sanctuaries. What is it, and how can it be managed?
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  • Compassion Fatigue, Human Resources, organization, Worker Considerations

Recognizing And Managing Compassion Fatigue At Your Animal Sanctuary

Compassion fatigue is an inherent risk for everyone working or volunteering at animal sanctuaries. What is it, and how can it be managed?
  • compliance, organization, OSHA, Worker Safety

OSHA Compliance For Animal Sanctuaries In The United States

If your animal sanctuary is formally incorporated the United States and has one employee, you must be in OSHA compliance.
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  • compliance, organization, OSHA, Worker Safety

OSHA Compliance For Animal Sanctuaries In The United States

If your animal sanctuary is formally incorporated the United States and has one employee, you must be in OSHA compliance.
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  • Employees, Independent Contractors, organization, Staff Considerations

Independent Contractors Vs Employees At Your Animal Sanctuary In The United States

It’s very likely you’ll have to hire outside help for your animal sanctuary. Are you sure that they’re actually independent contractors?
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  • Employees, Independent Contractors, organization, Staff Considerations

Independent Contractors Vs Employees At Your Animal Sanctuary In The United States

It's very likely you'll have to hire outside help for your animal sanctuary. Are you sure that they're actually independent contractors?

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