Civility at Work
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- Respect Minnesota calls on groups protesting Line 3 to stop threatening worker safety
Respect Minnesota today called on groups actively involved in protest activities associated with projects like the Line 3 Replacement project to stop threatening workers and to stop ... read more - Parking is a choke point in Marble’s motorized use conundrumParking often lies near the heart of land-use debates, and that remains true for tensions around increasing off-highway vehicle traffic on backcountry roads near Marble that has officials looking toward a permit system to cap numbers. ... read more
- How to manage political discourse in the workplace
Social justice and political issues have dominated much of the news cycle in 2021. Add to that sensitivities around COVID-19, such as masks and vaccinations, and workplace conversations can easily become impassioned, ... read more - WNYC Staffers Terrified of Editor-in-Chief’s ‘Vendettas’
Sources allege management has engaged in bullying and retaliation at the top public radio outlet. “I can’t remember a time when newsroom morale has been lower,” one staffer said. ... read more - A part of the family – PTSD service dogs
The opportunity to be chosen to receive a Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) service dog is a transformational event that extends into every area of a veterans life. For retired U.S. Air Force ... read more - Judge tosses hospital workers’ vaccine requirement challenge
Every employment includes limits on the worker’s behavior in exchange for remuneration. That is all part of the bargain,” Hughes concluded. Jared Woodfill, a Houston lawyer representing Bridges and the other clients, promised an appeal. “All of my ... read more - Your Dream Job Is a Farce (and How to Be Happy at Work Without ‘Enmeshment’)
For Ross McCammon, author of the corporate etiquette guide Works Well With Others, the key to ultimately finding your emotional footing in the workplace involves focusing less on the job and more ... read more - Dear Abby: I think it’s a slap in the face for these ‘newlyweds’ to expect a gift
I thought a shower gift or wedding gift was to help the new couple to get their household set up. These couples already have everything in their house. I feel this is a slap in the face of tradition. ... read more - Potatoes for McDonald’s fries are reportedly grown on Bill Gates’ farmland in fields so vast that you can see them from spaceBill Gates is the largest private owner of farmland in the US. According to new NBC research, he owns 269,000 acres total across 18 states. ... read more
- Charles Davenport Jr.: A shortage of common decency in the workplace
The class which provides our servants is undeniably coarse and stupid, and its handiwork of every kind too often bears the native stamp.” ... read more - Celtics fan accused of throwing bottle at Nets’ Kyrie Irving arraigned, ordered to stay away from TD Garden
The Boston Celtics fan accused of throwing a water bottle at Brooklyn Nets star Kyrie Irving over the weekend was arraigned in a Massachusetts court on Wednesday on a charge of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon and was ordered by a judge to stay away from TD Garden. ... read more - Is Tech like Slack & Teams Killing Corporate Culture?
Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Snap, TikTok, LinkedIn, etc. – that you would never say in a face-to-face work meeting? A comment? Asked a question? That in hindsight, just wouldn’t play well in your career of choice? ... read more