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eLGAR is four years old today!
North Shore and Rodney went live with Millennium on the 16th June 2005.
Happy Birthday to you.
Showing posts with label North Shore Libraries. Show all posts
Showing posts with label North Shore Libraries. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Friday, July 25, 2008
Looking for a Change of Scene?
Ann Hill from the North Shore Libraries Management Team has asked the Programme Office to spread the word of the following development opportunity to the eLGAR community of librarians...
INFORMATION SERVICES LIBRARIAN
North Shore Libraries – 2-year temporary contract
Here is an exciting opportunity to serve a culturally diverse community with high expectations of its Library!
North Shore Libraries require an experienced Librarian, holding a minimum library qualification of NZQA Level 6, who has a strong commitment to the delivery of high quality services, an in-depth and current knowledge of reference tools in all types of media, excellent research skills and a genuine love of reading.
Based at East Coast Bays Library and part of a dedicated senior team you will need to demonstrate staff leadership, excellent organisational skills, practical common sense and you will be responsible for training staff in relevant reference skills. You will need to be physically fit to cope with the demands of this position and adhere to occupational safety and health requirements. Your sensitivity to cultural and ethnic diversity as well as a commitment to the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi is essential.
Hours are Monday to Friday 8.30am – 5.30pm with every second Friday 10.00am – 7.00 pm.
Reap the benefits that come with joining the North Shore Library team. Contact Ann Hill, East Coast Bays/Albany Village Library Manager on 486-8578 for more information, or view a comprehensive position description and apply online by Monday 11 August 2008 at http://www.northshorecity.govt.nz/.
North Shore Libraries – 2-year temporary contract
Here is an exciting opportunity to serve a culturally diverse community with high expectations of its Library!
North Shore Libraries require an experienced Librarian, holding a minimum library qualification of NZQA Level 6, who has a strong commitment to the delivery of high quality services, an in-depth and current knowledge of reference tools in all types of media, excellent research skills and a genuine love of reading.
Based at East Coast Bays Library and part of a dedicated senior team you will need to demonstrate staff leadership, excellent organisational skills, practical common sense and you will be responsible for training staff in relevant reference skills. You will need to be physically fit to cope with the demands of this position and adhere to occupational safety and health requirements. Your sensitivity to cultural and ethnic diversity as well as a commitment to the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi is essential.
Hours are Monday to Friday 8.30am – 5.30pm with every second Friday 10.00am – 7.00 pm.
Reap the benefits that come with joining the North Shore Library team. Contact Ann Hill, East Coast Bays/Albany Village Library Manager on 486-8578 for more information, or view a comprehensive position description and apply online by Monday 11 August 2008 at http://www.northshorecity.govt.nz/.
Monday, July 7, 2008
Return to Sender...address known
A pilot of the Held Item Delivery Project is scheduled for go-live at North Shore Libraries later in the year. As part of this project we are conducting a sub-trial called RTS Bag, as in the Elvis song...Return to Sender.
Pre-addressed courier bags will be available for purchase at North Shore Circ counters so that patrons can return borrowed library items with ease. Simple! No muss, no fuss.
RTS Bag is expected to take off as a practical service. More importantly, it will help us measure demand to assist the process and pricing model for Held Item Delivery.
We are in research mode and updates will be posted on the Blog.
Pre-addressed courier bags will be available for purchase at North Shore Circ counters so that patrons can return borrowed library items with ease. Simple! No muss, no fuss.
RTS Bag is expected to take off as a practical service. More importantly, it will help us measure demand to assist the process and pricing model for Held Item Delivery.
We are in research mode and updates will be posted on the Blog.
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