I am attempting to learn about the impact of variable shifts (example 12 hour shifts, 10 hour shifts....) in correctional agencies across the country. The implementation; issues that developed before, during and after; overall impact on staffing and operations;states or municipalities that use varied schedules; and other related issues as they apply to FLSA. The information received will be used in a current project within my department as part of a management development course. Thank you in advance for any direction that can be supplied in this area.
I can highly recommend this book from the Institute of Police Technology and Management:
http://www.iptm.org/webstore/p-68-managers-guide-to-alternative-work-schedules.aspx
Everything you want to know about shift schedules is contained in here.
Also, contact Rod Miller at rod@correction.org. He's done some outstanding work on Jails Staffing Analysis.
Jerry
State of Maine uses 12 hours shifts with a combination of 8.5 hours shifts at three of its adult facilities. Maine Correctional Center has been using them for seven years. Morale up, sick time down. I can send copies of our days shift schedule and night shift schedules via email.
my E-Mail is kptenette@yahoo.com
I am currently doing a case study on 12 hours shifts any information, Pro's and Con's would be greatly appreciated.
Send me your email address and I'll forward my thesis on 12 hour shifts.
Melinda
Please send me a copy of your thesis.
Gerald.Milan@jaxsheriff.org
Melinda:
Please send it to me also.
Mike
I uploaded the thesis.
Freddie,
Send me your email address and I'll send you a presentation on the Pros/Cons of the 12 hour schedule.
Can you send the shift schedules to robert.may@state.de.us. I am sorry for the long overdue response, Delaware has been a little busy. Thank you, your help is greatly appreciated.
My email is robert.may@state.de.us.
Thank you for the help.
garrettf@pbso.org
TIA,
Freddie Garrett