Keen to know how you go on this Phil. We are similar size (less at around
160 members) at SCGC in Sydney. We pay part time Ops person for mid week and
a part time back-office, relying on more mature people who have a bit of
time and would like to keep in touch with the Club. We do not fly Thur-Fri
but every other day and would like to extend to 7 days. Keen to know what
responses you get on/off list and maybe share experiences.

Dave Boulter
Southern Cross

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  Sent: Tuesday, 6 March 2007 6:59 PM
  To: Aus-soaring
  Subject: [Aus-soaring] Gliding Club Paid Staff


  Hi all

  There has been some discussion at our club about our paid staff and if
there are viable alternatives to our current arrangements (i.e. volunteer
club members).

  We have one full time maintenance /instructor /tug pilot person and one
office person who works about 20 hours.
  Our membership is around 140 glider pilots, 30 ultralight pilots and
another 30 something members who operate various types other types of
aircraft who are club members.

  What are other clubs of similar sizes doing?
  As I see it we can either continue paying a premium for having the staff
(about $60K/year) or fly cheaper but at the cost of doing the work ourselves
though possibly in a less professional manner.

  Phil Ritchie





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