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	<title>Comments on: Communication &#8211; what?</title>
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	<description>Heroic adventures in teacher-librarianship</description>
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		<title>By: ianmclean</title>
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		<description>Of course, my clerical assistant is only in the library one day a week, and the distribution box is in a teacher reference storeroom next door to us anyway.

However, if I were in a situation where a clerical assistant was forced to share a room with a buzzing electrical box beside them, I&#039;d be asking the principal to do an office swap with your clerical officer for a day, and see if they can concentrate with the noise/emmissions. 

It&#039;s still a major OH&amp;S issue and perhaps permanently relocating personnel, laminators and phones from the vicinity of a new cabinet is going to be easier than moving the cabinet. 

My library is tiny compared to most school libraries, but I can see several places I could move people out to, and create new alcoves if ever necessary. (In fact, our book covering table is in a corner the main library because the helpers needed room to swing a roll of plastic around without hitting a wall.)

As I said, it&#039;s communication that is paramount. If communication is lacking, then there will always be problems that seem impossible to solve.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Of course, my clerical assistant is only in the library one day a week, and the distribution box is in a teacher reference storeroom next door to us anyway.</p>
<p>However, if I were in a situation where a clerical assistant was forced to share a room with a buzzing electrical box beside them, I&#8217;d be asking the principal to do an office swap with your clerical officer for a day, and see if they can concentrate with the noise/emmissions. </p>
<p>It&#8217;s still a major OH&#038;S issue and perhaps permanently relocating personnel, laminators and phones from the vicinity of a new cabinet is going to be easier than moving the cabinet. </p>
<p>My library is tiny compared to most school libraries, but I can see several places I could move people out to, and create new alcoves if ever necessary. (In fact, our book covering table is in a corner the main library because the helpers needed room to swing a roll of plastic around without hitting a wall.)</p>
<p>As I said, it&#8217;s communication that is paramount. If communication is lacking, then there will always be problems that seem impossible to solve.</p>
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