Open Meetings Law and Robert's Rules of Order
A member library has the following questions concerning libraries that are subject to Open Meetings Law (OML) and have adopted Robert’s Rules of Order for their meetings:
A member library has the following questions concerning libraries that are subject to Open Meetings Law (OML) and have adopted Robert’s Rules of Order for their meetings:
A patron came in and asked me to “witness a signature.” He was signing some bank document, but it didn’t need to be notarized, just witnessed.
We are a small, rural, association library that serves a population of under 4,500.
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Within the context of recent regional school book challenges, much of the attention has been focused on print collections.
Background: On Jan 1, 2023 we instituted several changes to employee time off accrual policies.
The [NAME REDACTED] Public Library has a materials selection policy in place.
A local artist has asked for us to become a fiscal sponsor (act as a “pass-through” organization). Is this something a public library can do?
Politics are impacting libraries more than ever, and our library organization is considering hiring a lobbyist to represent our interests in Albany. We know that as a non-profi
Is there professional insurance for librarians? Given the book-banning lawsuits, do librarians and library workers need additional insurance to cover possible lawsuits?