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Regulatory requirements and the multi-task worker.

K Pischke-Winn·C Catrambone·A Minnick
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This paper describes a framework for compliance the regulatory agency requirements and internal service standards in response to service decentralization and institution of a multi-task environmental worker role. Initiation and maintenance of the compliance system and the coordination of institutionally specific service standards are described. Five keys for success are detailed.

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K Pischke-Winn, C Catrambone, A Minnick. 1995. Regulatory requirements and the multi-task worker.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8577427/

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