Difference between revisions of "Results from the Layoffs and Hours Reduction Survey"

Revision as of 11:10, 28 February 2005

We need to gather the results from the survey we send out and put them here.

Is there anything reasonable that Free Geek could be doing that it's not that would raise more money? What?

Dave

Geiner

Jhasen

Wish list web form on freegeek.org for folks to submit types and quantity of hardware they are looking to buy. This would guarantee sales and provide us with data that would be useful to the store.

Jon

Produce higher end systems to sell in the store.

Kathie

Open Saturday on holidays -- rotate staff.
Open a 6th day, Sunday, once for a trial run. Evaluate. Ask for staff Val.

Laurel: Um, that membership program that we started might be helpful. Selling laptops -- they are n high demand. Pursue the tech support ticket idea. Charge admission to the video game museum.
Liane
Marlin
Martin: Selling more junk, on ebay if necessary.
Matthew: Yes, Free Geek could encourage the many organizations and people that we somehow support to contribute a little bit towards us.
Michael
Nathan
Oso
Richard: Catch more sellable stuff in receiving, test and sell it in sotre on ebay.
Rick: Possibly more advertising and various forms of outreach. Corporate donation of monies/product without strings. (For example -- Intel used to give STRUT processors.)
Shawn: n/a

What areas of Free Geek are not needed to operate without losing money? How so?

Dave
Geiner
Jhasen
Jon
Kathie
Laurel
Liane
Marlin
Martin
Matthew
Michael
Nathan
Oso
Richard
Rick
Shawn

When were you hired into the Free Geek Staff Collective? (If you are a paid intern, when did your internship start?)

Dave
Geiner
Jhasen
Jon
Kathie
Laurel
Liane
Marlin
Martin
Matthew
Michael
Nathan
Oso
Richard
Rick
Shawn

How many hours are you paid to work per week at Free Geek?

Dave 32
Geiner 32
Jhasen 32
Jon 32
Kathie 20
Laurel 32
Liane 32
Marlin 20
Martin 31
Matthew 20
Michael 20
Nathan 32
Oso 32
Richard 32
Rick 28
Shawn 32

What percentage of a salary cut could you afford to take?

- 5%
- 10%
- 15%
- 20%
- 25%
- Other:
Dave
Geiner
Jhasen
Jon
Kathie
Laurel
Liane
Marlin
Martin
Matthew
Michael
Nathan
Oso
Richard
Rick
Shawn

Are you planning on leaving this job in the next several months?

- If so, when?
Dave
Geiner
Jhasen
Jon
Kathie
Laurel
Liane
Marlin
Martin
Matthew
Michael
Nathan
Oso
Richard
Rick
Shawn

If you were laid off, do you think you would be eligible for unemployment?

Dave
Geiner
Jhasen
Jon
Kathie
Laurel
Liane
Marlin
Martin
Matthew
Michael
Nathan
Oso
Richard
Rick
Shawn

If you were asked to take unpaid time off, how long could you last before needing to return or find other work?

Dave
Geiner
Jhasen
Jon
Kathie
Laurel
Liane
Marlin
Martin
Matthew
Michael
Nathan
Oso
Richard
Rick
Shawn

Do you want to take an unpaid leave of absence?

For how long?

Dave
Geiner
Jhasen
Jon
Kathie
Laurel
Liane
Marlin
Martin
Matthew
Michael
Nathan
Oso
Richard
Rick
Shawn

Can you offer to reduce your hours?

By how much?
Temporarily or permanently?
- If temporarily, for how long?
Dave
Geiner
Jhasen
Jon
Kathie
Laurel
Liane
Marlin
Martin
Matthew
Michael
Nathan
Oso
Richard
Rick
Shawn

What parts of your job are necessary for Free Geek to operate in a financially sound way? How so?

Dave
Geiner
Jhasen
Jon
Kathie
Laurel
Liane
Marlin
Martin
Matthew
Michael
Nathan
Oso
Richard
Rick
Shawn

What parts of your job are necessary for Free Geek to meet its mission? How so?

Dave
Geiner
Jhasen
Jon
Kathie
Laurel
Liane
Marlin
Martin
Matthew
Michael
Nathan
Oso
Richard
Rick
Shawn

If your hours were reduced, how much lead time would you need to get your affairs in order?

Dave
Geiner
Jhasen
Jon
Kathie
Laurel
Liane
Marlin
Martin
Matthew
Michael
Nathan
Oso
Richard
Rick
Shawn

If your pay were reduced, how much lead time would you need to get your affairs in order?

Dave
Geiner
Jhasen
Jon
Kathie
Laurel
Liane
Marlin
Martin
Matthew
Michael
Nathan
Oso
Richard
Rick
Shawn

If you were laid off, how much lead time would you need to get your affairs in order?

Dave
Geiner
Jhasen
Jon
Kathie
Laurel
Liane
Marlin
Martin
Matthew
Michael
Nathan
Oso
Richard
Rick
Shawn

If a layoff is needed, would you volunteer to be laid off?

Dave
Geiner
Jhasen
Jon
Kathie
Laurel
Liane
Marlin
Martin
Matthew
Michael
Nathan
Oso
Richard
Rick
Shawn

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+:Wish list web form on freegeek.org for folks to submit types and quantity of hardware they are looking to buy. This would guarantee sales and provide us with data that would be useful to the store.
 ;Jon
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+:Produce higher end systems to sell in the store.
 ;Kathie
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+:#Open Saturday on holidays -- rotate staff.
+:#Open a 6th day, Sunday, once for a trial run. Evaluate. Ask for staff Val.
 ;Laurel
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+:Um, that membership program that we started might be helpful. Selling laptops -- they are n high demand. Pursue the tech support ticket idea. Charge admission to the video game museum.
 ;Liane
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 ;Martin
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+:Selling more junk, on ebay if necessary.
 ;Matthew
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+:Yes, Free Geek could encourage the many organizations and people that we somehow support to contribute a little bit towards us.
 ;Michael
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 ;Richard
-:
+:Catch more sellable stuff in receiving, test and sell it in sotre on ebay.
 ;Rick
-:
+:Possibly more advertising and various forms of outreach. Corporate donation of monies/product without strings. (For example -- Intel used to give STRUT processors.)
 ;Shawn
-:
+:n/a
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