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Managing, leading, and meeting your employees' needs
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[image: photo]Bill Morton for 49th Ward Alderman
Management Workshop with Jose Luis Morales
Inspire your employees.
Reduce turnover.
Lead by example.
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It is horrible that something as simple as a downed banner, cannot be replaced in a reasonable timeframe.
No one from the Aldermans office or DevCorp North is willing to do a neighborhood walkthrough, to inspect and correct the obvious icy streets and alleys, grafitti, litter, fallen signs and tree limbs.
I'll check tomorrow but there is/was a Howard Street banner flapping upside down just East of the Howard/Clark Street intersection on the South side of Howard.......been like that for over a year! And these people (Moore & the DevCorp bunch) wonder why the community is down on them..DUH!
This particular "Unique Clark Street" banner was found hanging upside down on Clark Street, near the Rogers Park branch of the Chicago Public Library.
The street sign I referred to above on Howard is not a 'banner' but one of the circular 'Rogers Park logo with the hands' signs (a great community symbol, IMO) which is hanging up side down, as it has been for over a year..... maybe two years.
I took a picture of that upside down sign on Howard Street on Wednesday, May 28, 2008.
You know, those hands always remind me of everyone looking for a hand-out on Howard Street, Clark Street, Morse Avenue, Western Avenue and Sheridan Road.
Unfortunately, "You got any change?!", is probably the most used phrase in Rogers Park.
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