Visions in Leisure and Business is a journal dedicated to exploring innovative approaches to help identify and solve personal services issues. The primary purpose is to explore concerns that represent popular culture factors that influence the individual as well as the organization. This interface has and will continue to effect the development of the quality of a society's lifestyles.
See the Aims and Scope for a complete coverage of the journal.
News
The Visions editors have digitized the publications Recreation Management and Employee Service Management. The national organization that published these materials discontinued these publications. In an effort to ensure that these materials are not lost and the topic of employee services continues to receive emphasis in the future, the Visions editors sought permission from the Research Foundation (still active) of the organization. Randy Schools is the individual who made this collection possible. He granted permission for Visions to digitize the materials and make them available via the Internet Archive. The digitization is record quality, and the Visions editors are hoping to improve the quality of the digitization as time moves forward.
This has been a laborious project that will continue in the future, because several issues of the publications are missing. If you know anyone who has these missing issues, please contact the Visions editors so we can complete the collection.
Visions will dedicate some of its future issues to this topic to explore future developments. Contributors who have varied interest in this topic should contact the Visions editors, as we want to establish a scholarship network related to this theme.
Current Issue: Volume 25, Number 1 (2023)
Front Matter
Introduction
Bryan Cavins
Articles
Theory: Employee/Work Place Services
Bryan Cavins, Bob D. Lee, and David L. Groves
Evaluation of Programs A Model: Employee/Workplace Services
Bryan Cavins, Bob D. Lee, and David L. Groves
Historical Perspective: Employee/Workplace Services
Bryan Cavins, Bob D. Lee, and David L. Groves
Employee/Work Place Services: The Individual
Bryan Cavins, Bob D. Lee, and David L. Groves
Positive Psychology and Employee Services
Bryan Cavins
Back Matter
