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• What every agency needs in a social media recruitment plan

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  Upgrade your agency’s social media game and use it to recruit women and diverse applicants

• Layoffs at Calif. prison slated for closure could displace employees at other sites

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  Gov. Gavin Newsom has said he wants to shut down two of the state's prisons, but hasn't yet identified another institution for closure

• Book excerpt: Respect: It's Not Enough

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  Veteran CO offers effective coping methods to combat the stress-filled career of a correctional officer

• Poem: The Felony Abyss

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  Some days it can be hard to shake the demons from your head

• COVID-19, escapes, inmate suicide called 'run of bad luck' at Ohio jail

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  Sheriff John L. Hinton is reassuring the public that the jail is fully functioning and safe

• Pandemic adds to staffing crisis, forced overtime in Maine jails

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  Corrections officers at the state's largest jail are embroiled in negotiations for their first contract

• Wash. county ends COVID-19 hazard pay for deputies, COs

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  Thurston County Commissioner John Hutchings offered strong words on the lack of precautions taken by some deputies and corrections officers

• Poem: Inside the Walls

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  In honor of the women and men of corrections who tirelessly work in law enforcement unseen by the public

• Roundtable: Leadership development for women in corrections

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  Women looking to ascend the career ladder in corrections may not always have mentors to provide career-track advice

• Quick Take: 6 steps to leadership success for female officers

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  In a recent webinar, Ret. Col. Brenda Dietzman provided examples of what can impede or enhance promotional opportunities

• Poem: The Concrete Jungle

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  A retired officer details how your brothers and sisters in corrections are always there in your time of need

• 9 myths about probation officers

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  There are two constants about being a probation officer: nothing is ever the same and the only expected is the unexpected

• Photo of Texas CO claiming early graduation garners criticism

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  Twelve cadets were placed without completing four additional weeks of training, but met state requirements

• Pa. county lays off 15 corrections officers, future layoffs possible

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  Officials said all future layoffs will depend on the county’s financial situation

• 10 things female correctional officers should know

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  Tips and insight from female officers to others, whether they're just starting their careers or are well-salted veterans

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