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- Sep 11, 2026
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- Jul 14, 2026
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Creating Your Contingency Plan For The Shrinking Skilled Labor Pipeline (opens the original)
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Justin Wisor, Deputy Chief Facilities Officer, Salisbury University. For years, we have talked about the skilled labor shortage as a future challenge. From my perspective working in facilities and operations, that future has arrived. Electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, carpenters, mechanics and other skilled professionals are increasingly difficult to recruit, while employees carrying decades of institutional and technical knowledge are moving closer to retirement. While I see this challe
Why Leaders Need To Deal With Toxic Employees (opens the original)
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Justin Wisor, Deputy Chief Facilities Officer, Salisbury University. Every organization will eventually encounter a difficult employee. They may be exceptionally talented, highly productive or possess years of institutional knowledge. Yet despite those strengths, their behavior consistently undermines the people around them. They spread negativity, create conflict, disregard expectations or treat colleagues with disrespect. However, these individuals are rarely the greatest threat to an organiza
Your Most Underutilized Tool Could Be Sitting Right In Your Breakroom (opens the original)
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Justin Wisor, Deputy Chief Facilities Officer, Salisbury University. Leaders often spend significant time analyzing reports, reviewing performance metrics and attending meetings to identify organizational challenges. While those tools certainly have value, some of the most important information in any organization never appears on a dashboard. Throughout my career in facilities operations and higher education, I've learned that frontline employees are often the first to recognize emerging prob
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