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At Keizer Fire District, survey shows morale up, turnover down - Salem Reporter

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Morale at the Keizer Fire District has improved dramatically since it was measured four years ago, improving retention and service to the community, a new employee survey reveals. “I was blown away about how much of it changed,” said Battalion Chief Christina Wilson, who led the survey work. Fire Chief Ryan Russell was cheered by the results. “We’re making great improvements,” he said. “We have a lot of potential in our little organization.” Joe…
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At Keizer Fire District, survey shows morale up, turnover down - Salem Reporter

Morale at the Keizer Fire District has improved dramatically since it was measured four years ago, improving retention and service to the community, a new employee survey reveals. “I was blown away about how much of it changed,” said Battalion Chief Christina Wilson, who led the survey work. Fire Chief Ryan Russell was cheered by the results. “We’re making great improvements,” he said. “We have a lot of potential in our little organization.” Joe…

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At Keizer Fire District, survey shows morale up, turnover down

Morale at the Keizer Fire District has improved dramatically since it was measured four years ago, improving retention and service to the community, a new employee survey reveals. “I was blown away about how much of it changed,” said Battalion Chief Christina Wilson, who led the survey work. Fire Chief Ryan Russell was cheered by the results. “We’re making great improvements,” he said. “We have a lot of potential in our little organization.” Joe…

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