Good afternoon,
   
  I'm curious as to whether many of you include a records series called "Reference Materials" on your retention schedules? As a long-time RM professional I've seen this kind of records series on a number of schedules, but I've also heard and been a part of many discussions as to whether it's appropriate to include them since they're not usually company records. Now when I think of reference materials I'm not talking about phone books, encyclopedias, or magazines, but rather unique, hard to find, and most often "dated" reference materials that might be used as support a record that your company creates or produces.
   
  Or, should a retention schedule only include those unique records that your organization actually creates or produces?
   
  As usual, any and all comments are greatly appredciated.
   
  Thanks.
  Earl 


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