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We're sort of dealing with something similar like that right now though we aren't beyond finding a reasonable solution. We considered getting an external mediator but instead are having someone familiar with but not closely involved in our collective try to moderate and come to a clear undertanding about expectations for behaviour and attitudes.
Graham
rachael spiewak wrote:
does any shop have a process for dealing with volunteers who have stepped far over the line? to the point that the volunteer had to take a break from the shop? and then the volunteer wanted to come back?
let's say that this volunteer, although a very dependable one, makes other shop participants feel so uncomfortable that they avoid coming to the shop when they know that this volunteer will be there.
how do you reconcile your politics with your feelings when that volunteer personally wronged you repeatedly in and outside of the shop?
two wheels good, rachael
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