Description
An article from S.O. Connected Magazine focusing on how to transition a food and nutrition department management from contract to self-operated after the contractor has left.
Transitioning Your Department: Starting from Scratch When the Contractor Leaves
An article from S.O. Connected Magazine focusing on how to transition a food and nutrition department management from contract to self-operated after the contractor has left.
Additional information
| Filter Topic | Administration, Contractor Threats, Self Operation Support |
|---|---|
| Resource Type | AHF Publication, SO Connected Magazine |
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