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Well thank you all, I do think I will end up in the modified &*^#@
category myself. I'll tell the departments to move them to pressboard
binders, but if they don't it will be up to the local records manager to
do themselves or enforce.
Plus, with some of your insight on the downsides, now I have additional
ammo on why it needs to be done.
Nolene
Nolene Sherman | Director of Records Management | Standard Pacific Homes
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-----Original Message-----
Subject: Re: [RM] Binder Storage
David McLallen wrote:
Me, I fall into the &*^#@ category. Our policy says that we will not
accept 3-ring binders or hanging file folders, so if I check a box and
find those, I say "I'm sorry - our policy is not to accept 3-ring
binders or hanging file folders." There may be a bit of grumping
initially, but it doesn't last.
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