When to consider a staff member's actions as insubordinate.
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Insubordinate Super
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The “Risk” That Paid Off
A co-op takes a chance on an upcoming staff member and it pays off handsomely.
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Architect, Project Manager, Super
From super to resident manager - one man's journey turns out to be one building's good fortune.
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Life with Luis
Reflections on super’s dedication as he retires.
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What Are Big Apple Rules for Buildings Having a Super?
How can I make my building hire a real super?
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The Side Job Conundrum
How much can your super legally do for you?
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The Hard Goodbye
Firing a super isn’t easy – but there is a right way to do it.
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He’s Super … Part of the Time
A board has complaints about their part-time superintendent.
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Side Jobs: Who’s Responsible?
Who is responsible for damage done during a side job performed by the super?
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Louie, Louie
The story of a super who became president of his co-op.
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