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Company Newsletter

People & Learning

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Launch of “Spark” Microlearning Platform

Spark is a new microlearning platform that delivers five-to-seven-minute lessons on compliance, product knowledge, and leadership basics. To 1 on-demand learning and equitable access, Spark offers closed captions in three languages, offline mode on mobile, and adjustable playback speed. Managers can assemble “playlists” for project onboarding, and badges unlock after short knowledge checks. During the spring pilot, completion rates rose 38% and help-desk tickets about the legacy LMS dropped significantly. 2, we will retire the old training catalog in October and redirect bookmarks to Spark’s Single Sign-On home page. Department admins will receive a toolkit with playlist templates, suggested curricula by role, and guidance on measuring time-to-competency.

Spark tracks progress in your HR profile and issues renewal prompts for expiring certifications. A weekly “Learning Hour” from 3:00–4:00 p.m. on Thursdays is reserved for focused study; meeting organizers should avoid scheduling over this window. Optional discussion prompts appear after each module to encourage peer exchange in team channels. The content library launches with 650 modules, including cybersecurity basics, inclusive meetings, advanced spreadsheet modeling, and customer-scenario simulations. If you spot outdated screenshots or broken links, flag the tile using the “Report Content” button so editors can patch it within the next release cycle.

To join Spark, visit the Learning Portal and follow the two-step enrollment. Sign up 3 September 30 to migrate prior completions and preserve certification expiry dates. Personal learning goals can be added to performance check-ins starting next quarter. 4 For support, see the Quick Start guide or attend a 15-minute drop-in clinic on Tuesdays.

Vendor Handbook

City Farmers’ Market

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Stall Setup, Sampling & Payments

The Saturday market opens to the public at 9:00 a.m.; vendor load-in begins at 7:30 a.m. To 1 setup and aisle movement, unload at your assigned time window, stage crates behind the chalk line, and move vehicles to the remote lot within ten minutes. Tents must be weighted (20 kg per leg); stakes are not allowed on the paved lot. Keep a clear 1.5 m passage in front of your stall for strollers and wheelchairs. Food samples must be bite-size, served with single-use picks, and prepared under a clean cover. Post ingredient and allergen cards for the day’s items, and provide a separate tip jar from the cash drawer. Approved cooking equipment includes electric griddles and induction plates; open flame devices are prohibited.

Last month, inspectors cited unlabeled nuts in baked goods, unattended cash boxes, and cords across walkways. 2, all vendors must display allergen notices at eye level, secure cash drawers to a fixed point, and route extension cords under mats. Contactless payments are encouraged; cash change must be kept in a lidded container. The market supplies compost, recycling, and trash stations—break down cardboard and sort correctly. Dogs may sit behind counters with water provided, but not in customer lanes. Generators require mufflers and a drip pan beneath fuel caps.

Submit your permit, product list, and liability insurance 3 ten business days before your first market date. Price boards should be legible from two meters, and any scale used for produce must have a current inspection sticker. 4

Guidelines

Riverside Community Garden

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Plot Guidelines, Water Use & Composting

Each plot holder shares paths, water points, and tool sheds with neighboring gardeners. To 1 water use and keep common areas safe, attach a timer to hoses, use watering cans for seedlings, and return tools to the labeled racks after brushing off soil. Keep aisles clear by storing stakes inside your plot and trimming vines that creep beyond the boundary string. Install trellises no higher than 2 meters and position them so they do not shade adjacent plots. Organic pest control is required; chemical herbicides are not permitted. Compost bins accept fruit and vegetable scraps, coffee grounds, and leaves—no meat, dairy, or oily foods. Turn the pile on your assigned week and close the lid to discourage wildlife.

Last season, inspectors noted puddling from unattended hoses, sulfur dust drifting into neighboring beds, and plastic bags left in compost bins. 2, drip lines with built-in emitters have been added at the water spigots, and signage now lists compost do’s and don’ts. Bagged soil must be placed on plywood sheets to protect the turf. Report powdery mildew or invasive insects to a coordinator so alerts can be posted to the bulletin board. Harvest ripe produce promptly; abandoned crops attract pests and block others’ access.

Submit your spring planting plan and proof of liability coverage 3 one week before your first seeding date. Quiet hours run from 8:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m.; please avoid power tools during this period. Children must be supervised at all times, and pets are allowed on leashes within the main path only. 4

Policy

City Public Library

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Study Rooms, Device Lending & Rare Books Reading Room

Study rooms are available in 60- and 120-minute blocks for cardholders age 16 and over. To 1 room assignment and reduce no-shows, reserve through the Library App, confirm at the lobby kiosk within a 10-minute grace period, and release the space when you finish. Rooms are for quiet study; group calls should move to the Collaboration Pods on Level 3. Food is not allowed; covered drinks are permitted. Device Lending offers laptops, Wi-Fi hotspots, and e-readers with chargers. Present a photo ID and library card at checkout; returns are due by closing on the same day unless a multi-day loan is noted on the receipt.

Last month, unattended rooms were found with doors propped open, several hotspots were returned days late, and crease marks appeared in a rare atlas. Several safeguards have now been added. 2, door sensors now signal expired bookings, the app requires a tap-to-confirm check-in, and the Rare Books Reading Room has added a brief handling tutorial. Coats and bags must be placed in lockers before entering the reading room; use clean, dry hands and pencil only. Books must rest on the foam cradle with straps; photographing pages requires staff approval and a non-flash setting.

Place holds for devices 24 hours in advance, and submit a reader pass request 3 your first visit to the Rare Books Reading Room. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult at all times. Failure to return devices on time may suspend lending privileges until fees are paid. 4