Should Wardens get a new Title?

Yes, job applications are for site managers. see HERE

More appropriate. 

David, you of course have Assistant Site Managers, or Site Manager 's Assistants

At one point C&CC had on each site -

Site Manager (warden)

Assistant Site Manager (the warden's OH)

Deputy Site Manager (assistant warden)

Deputy Assistant Site Manager (assistant warden's OH)

Phew!

Assistant Site Managers?

The signs at the sites still say Wardens, or at least they do on the sites I've been on recently. 

At all club sites, just by reception there's the name board (first names only now). The top of that sign just says "we're here to help". No mention of "wardens" at all.

Where have you been recently qfour?

JK

I'm wondering now if the sign did say Wardens.  However, the last site didn't just show first names, it had their full names. 

In these days of D&I (Demeaning and Insulting / Diversity and Inclusion)  Titles and names are not allowed in case someone takes offence, probably on behalf of someone else (who is sufficiently educated to comprehend context).

Perhaps you should be the 'holiday makers', as that is what you do for us punters.

Had to smile at this thread, and this particular post, as it reminded me of the fact that organisations must be frequently disappointed that their latest great idea does not resonate with people they are aimed at.

The term warden was the one used for many years  by a client, a housing association, to describe the role of the person who worked with their tenants.

Various name changes were undertaken with the last two being the SLA, supported living advisor, and Concierge.

Over a number of years, and no matter what the current term was, I never heard any tenant use any term other than warden.

Well that certainly crept under my radar. Must have missed the announcement or was it low key?

peedee

Where we are now it is a one couple site but there are three first names on the welcome board

The third it seems is part of the site security