Civility at Work
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- Texas Employers Should Beware of Efforts to Limit Mandatory Employment Arbitration
While there is no indication that the Texas legislature will seriously consider banning mandatory employment arbitration in Texas any time soon, the movement in other states to do so affects how multistate employers choose to proceed. ... read more - 10 Business Etiquette Rules You Should Never Break
Practicing good business etiquette means treating your customers the way they should be treated. Here are 10 business etiquette rules to use in your business. ... read more - Heard’s sister, friend back her assault claims against Depp
A friend of actor Amber Heard testified Wednesday that she saw the bruises and cuts left in the aftermath of multiple incidents of abuse inflicted by Heard's ex-husband, Johnny Depp. ... read more - Why Your Small Business Needs a Code of Ethics
Businesses publish codes of ethics to communicate an acceptable form of behavior among employees. Here's what to include and how to implement one at your business. ... read more - Identifying links between incentives and ethical lapses
How and why do incentives elicit unethical behavior? ... read more - Are You Rude?
Your first response will be, “No, of course not!” We don’t like to think of ourselves that way. But a quick glimpse of the national news, or even a scan of our neighborhood listserv, suggests that many people are indeed shockingly rude. ... read more - How many white Americans will do anything more than shake our heads about the Buffalo massacre?
You can attribute that to white privilege, but I think it illustrates something sadder — resignation. ... read more - Ernest Becker’s Brilliant Explanation for Heroism
People "ache" for "cosmic specialness"—the longing to be part of something big. ... read more - Three Styles of Teen Communication: Openness, Secrets, and Lies
Research tells a tale of trust and autonomy. ... read more - With Roe seemingly undone, other rights dating back to contraceptives case could fall under attack
The case, known as Griswold v. Connecticut, was centered on the legal question of whether a person has rights to personal autonomy that aren’t specifically spelled out in the Constitution. ... read more - Climate scientists reflect on hope and action
Presenters from the Climate Disruption in the Upper Columbia Basin series reflect on finding hope in the face of climate crisis. ... read more - Brittney Griner will be held in Russia for another month — but one legal expert warns she may never get a trialThe WNBA star — who faces up to 10 years in Russian prison — "will not be afforded a fair and equitable legal process," a legal expert told Insider. ... read more