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First Responders On The Front Line: Measuring The Effect Of Mobilization On Emergency Services, Kate Pringle
First Responders On The Front Line: Measuring The Effect Of Mobilization On Emergency Services, Kate Pringle
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Statement of Problem
National guardsmen are a unique human resource issue because their association with the guard is frequently part-time with another position, such as a State Trooper, acting as primary employment. When mobilized, the guardsman leaves an opening in their department, which must be available upon return. This can create operational and management stresses, especially if the guardsman has unique skills. Moreover, the loss of personnel can mean critical loss of manpower to small emergency service departments.
Research Question
- What affects the impact of mobilization?
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How are Kentucky’s emergency services affected by military mobilization as opposed to other types …