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Correctional Management

How leadership can provide COs with better attention and support

Attention and support is always key

February 14, 2020 02:32 PM •

In this episode of Tier Talk, Anthony Gangi discusses what staff expects to happen after a major incident. Attention and support is always key.

Correctional Management

Tier Talk

Tier Talk

Tier Talk, hosted by Corrections1 columnist Anthony Gangi, features interviews with industry experts, conversations about hot topics and pressing issues, and offers lessons to new staff and old about the evolving and ever-changing field of corrections.