Civility at Work
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- Frustrated Patients Are Making Health Care Workers’ Jobs Even Harder
Bad behavior puts both caregivers and patients at risk. Here are six ways to reduce it. ... read more - San Diego live jazz bounces back
Live concerts are the lifeblood of jazz. Even though there are thousands of recorded documents that deserve to find a place in every discerning home, the only way to truly understand the allure of this music is to hear it live. ... read more - Donald Trump exerts eerie grip on GOP
In 2015, the Washington Post reported that Donald Trump's presidential campaign trademarked the term "Trumpublican" for possible use on items like bumper stickers, t-shirts, coffee mugs and even surfboards. ... read more - Google is turning on two-factor authentication by default
It's World Password Day and Google is marking the occasion by pointing out how passwords alone aren't enough to secure your accounts and data. The company's placing a bigger emphasis on two-factor authentication (which it calls two-step verification or 2SV ... read more - Handmaid’s Tale Steps Outside of Gilead to Prove Life Has Always Been Awful for Women
Serena reaches out to Rita after her shocking pregnancy reveal, June and Janine are all each other has left now as they face a callous new world order. ... read more - Ernst defends fellow Republican leader Cheney — but calls for intra-GOP peace
INDEPENDENCE, Iowa — Sen. Joni Ernst doesn’t agree with Liz Cheney’s opposition to former President Donald Trump. The Iowa Republican still says her fellow GOP leader has the right to stand her ground. Ernst, the Capitol's only other Republican woman ... read more - Greg Gutfeld: Many Americans are experiencing mass delusion
We could laugh, but it keeps happening -- people imagining racists that aren't there. Even Tim Scott declaring that we are not a racist country, and having both Joe Biden and Kamala Harris agree with him, ... read more - Reports say one-third of Basecamp employees exit in the wake of new company etiquette
Less than a week after Basecamp published a 'new etiquette regarding societal politics', which included a ban on staff talking politics on work platforms, The Verge confirmed 18 of the company's 57 employees accepted the six-month severance offer. ... read more - “Digital” workers don’t delete Marx on May Day
“Digital” economy and work, like the imagined and claimed “4 th industrial revolution”, are mesmerizing many scholars that lead them to chorus: “Blue-collars are gone, gone are smoke ... read more - About a third of Basecamp employees quit after the CEO banned politics and shuttered the DEI committee. Some describe an autocratic culture.
Basecamp's controversial new policies reflect the cofounders' resistance to dissent, a former employee told Insider. ... read more - The Fear Black Employees Carry
Five meaningful actions leaders must take in the face of racist violence. ... read more - ‘I forgive you’— An in-depth look at the von Ehlinger hearing, testimony of Jane Doe
When Jane Doe spoke, it was from behind a curtain. Her voice was strong. She spoke through the sounds of other legislators and audience members snickering at her. ... read more