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Librarians and Working Families: Bridging the Information Divide.

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Williams, Gaye – Library Trends, 2002

Considers the impact of services public libraries provide to union members, particularly access to computers, based on experiences with the SEIU (Service Employees International Union). Topics include training; resources for families; education; and Locals Online, a program that provides training and Web content to SEIU local unions. (LRW)

Descriptors: Access to Computers, Access to Information, Family Needs, Labor Education

On Becoming Essential: An Agenda for Quality in Twenty-First Century Public Libraries.

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Holt, Glen E. – Library Trends, 1996

Discusses issues of quality in public libraries in light of changes in services resulting from social and economic changes. Highlights include quality strategies, the customer service revolution, anticipating new markets, defining library values and missions, information technology, training staff for the future, funding, partnerships, and…

Descriptors: Access to Computers, Access to Information, Change Strategies, Civil Liberties