About the museum
About Museum Lolland-Falster
Museum Lolland-Falster was formed in 2009/10 by a merger of Lolland-Falster Stiftsmuseum Guldborgsund Museum and Reventlow-Museet Pederstrup.
The museum's administration is located in Nykøbing Falster.
The museum includes collections / exhibitions in:
Museum Obscurum in Nykøbing Falster
The Diocesan Museum in Maribo
The Old Houses in Maribo
Reventlow Museum Pederstrup in Horslunde
In addition:
Den Gamle Købmandshandel in Nykøbing Falster
Falster's Regional History Archive in Nykøbing Falster
The monastery ruins in Maribo
The museum's area of responsibility covers the former Lolland-Falster Diocesan Museum and Guldborgsund Museum's areas and thus covers the whole of Lolland and Falster.
Board of Directors
Museum Lolland-Falsters The board, cf. the museum's articles of association, consists of November 27, 2017 af syv board members, of which to municipally appointed (one member fra Guldborgsund and Lolland, respectively municipalities) and an employee-elected member, three: members elected of a selection panel on the basis of relevant competencies and a member elected by the board to supplement competencies:
Michael Fagerlund, chairman, provost emeritus (appointed by selection panel, insight into economics, law and public management)
Contact Information: michael.fagerlund@outlook.dk
Steffen Rasmussen, Deputy Chairman, politician (appointed by Lolland Municipality)
Bob Richard Nielsen, politician (appointed by Guldborgsund Municipality)
Alexandra Damgaard Ulvsbo, museum inspector (appointed by the museum's employees)
Flemming Jørgensen, Commercial Branch Director Nordea (appointed by the election panel, insight into finance, sales and financing)
Mette Rix, strategic communications consultant, landowner and food producer (appointed by election panel, insight into communication and marketing)
BOARD MEETINGS
The Board of Directors holds four ordinary Board meetings annually. As a rulen in March, June, September and November.
The meetings are scheduled for one calendar year ad hallway.
Organization plan
strategies and policies
Key figures and statistics
The museum's reports can be found here Danish museums in numbers (The National Agency for Castles and Culture's statistical annual reports for state-recognised museums)
Museum Lolland-Falster's whistleblower scheme
In this whistleblower scheme, employees, former employees, volunteers and business partners, i.e. everyone who has a working relationship with the museum, report all serious conditions.
It can, for example, be suspicion or knowledge of illegal, unethical or unregulated behaviour, including matters relating to bribery and corruption, misuse of financial resources, theft, fraud, embezzlement, fraud and financial crime in general as well as breaches of personal data security, serious damage to the environment, conflicts of interest, cases of sexual harassment or other serious harassment as well as serious or repeated violations of the law in general.
You can also report violations of EU law, which are covered by the scope of the whistleblower directive. It can, for example, be violations in public procurement, financial services, product safety and compliance, and environmental protection.
The scheme must be used to bring matters to light that would otherwise not have come to our attention and must be seen as a supplement to the usual reporting channels, i.e. the direct communication with management and senior employees.
For reporting see ours procedures upon reporting.
In addition, reference is made to Museum Lolland-Falsters Whistleblower policy .
Union representatives
The union representatives work for the community, and are the link between employees and management. They represent the professional organizations in the workplace, and ensure that the agreements and arrangements are complied with.
The union representatives work to:
- Promote a good and calm working environment
- Ensure that the agreement and agreements are complied with
- Align and represent colleagues' interests with management
- Be involved in the company's development, including through participation in collaboration committees
Museum Lolland-Falster has two union representatives, who represent 3F and the Danish Master's Association, respectively. In addition, the museum has a spokesman for members of HK.
If you have any questions for Museum Lolland-Falster's shop stewards or the spokesperson, please feel free to contact them.
Spokesman, 3F
Martin Rosenkrans
5121 2507
Union representative, DM
Alexandra Damgaard Ulvsbo
2559 3453
Spokesman, HK
Peter Wilcken Hacke
5121 2977
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