Difference between revisions of "Handbook Revisions"

Revision as of 10:56, 18 September 2017

Change: A Bike Kitchen staff member is a volunteer (mechanic or otherwise) that makes at least one of the following commitments: to: A Bike Kitchen staff member is a volunteer (mechanic or otherwise) that makes at least *ONE* of the following commitments: why: I've heard from a few new volunteers that they thought they had to do all 3 things, not just one to be staff.

Change: Commits to volunteer during a specific three ­hour open hours shift every week. to: Commits to volunteer during a specific three ­hour open hours shift every week. Volunteers an average of 3 shifts per month, notifies the list when unable to volunteer. why: I think it is currently worded that staff have to make every shift every single week, which isn't something we require to be staff

Change: The greeter may be a volunteer working towards a membership or digging rights, or may be fulfilling the staff requirement of volunteering consistently. to: ??? why: Do we really want people who are volunteering for membership / digging rights being the greeter? It sounds like a bad idea with all the stuff the greeter is responsible for: money, explaining the bike kitchen. Maybe they could shadow the staff greeter?

Change: Staff Meetings are usually held on the last Sunday of every other month at 7pm to: ??? Maybe: Staff Meetings are usually scheduled when needed on the email list. or: ??? why: We don't meet that often, and often not at that time

Change: At the meetings, we discuss and vote on various issues related to the shop and establish the shift schedule for the next two months. to: At the meetings, we discuss and vote on various issues related to the shop. why: We dont discuss the schedule at meetings

Change: Work nights are held on the last Sunday of every other month--that is, staff meetings and work nights alternate in the calendar. to: ???? why: We dont have work nights scheduled like that

Change: Patrons visit the shop during open hours, and must either be members or pay a $5 "day use" fee. No one is turned away for lack of funds.

to: Patrons visit the shop during open hours, and must either be members or pay a $6-12 "day use" fee (sliding scale: pay more if you can). No one is turned away for lack of funds. why: update price

Change: Memberships are annual and cost $40-$80 to: Memberships are annual and cost ??? why: update price

Change: For any parts you can find to build one bike, you can purchase "digging rights" for $30 or... to: For any used parts you can find to build one bike, you can purchase "digging rights" for $30 or... why: update price, clarify used parts only

Change: includes any parts you can find to build one bike, kept track of with a 'punch sheet' to: includes any used parts you can find to build one bike why: clarify used parts only

Change: See the staff schedule for the current open hours, which are reevaluated at each staff meeting. Each open hour shift must have a shift leader, at least two supporting mechanics, and a committed greeter. New open hour shifts can be launched if the shop is available and these roles are filled. to: ???? why: pointing to the old scheduling page