Civility at Work
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- So you truly dislike your boss. Here are the smartest ways to copeMost employees find a way to co-exist with their higher-ups at work, suggest experts ... and you have thoroughly documented the behavior, Grantham said the next step might be to look for support from HR and maybe even file a complaint. ... read more
- Facing Workplace Discrimination? Seven Ways to Address ItEnduring discrimination in your workplace is a draining and distressing ordeal. You dread going to work because you know what awaits you and are relieved to go home at the end of the workday just to escape the toxic, harmful behavior. Living even one day ... read more
- Political Pressure: Fine. Bullying MPs at Home: Not OkayWhile the levels of vitriol haven’t noticeably abated, significant strides have been made in acknowledging and addressing the issue, particularly in enhancing support systems and reporting mechanisms for MPs. ... read more
- Racist behavior, shunning not severe enough to create hostile work environment, judge rulesStivers said, noting that two uses of the racial slur (beyond “as a term of endearment”) were in context of a meeting about the impropriety of using the word or making racist jokes at work and were ... The other racist behavior — such as the use ... read more
- What happened to ethics?How can Edgewater and all their other affiliated facilities continue to operate when they committed fraud and the owners are allegedly partaking in the same behavior as the patients? There is something inherently wrong when this can happen and the facility ... read more
- “Significant evidence of criminal behavior”: Expert says self-declared “victim” Trump is no NavalnyLike Navalny, Wine is the subject of actual political persecution. It is hard to take seriously the contention by Trump and his allies that Trump is similarly a victim. There is simply no evidence that Biden and prosecutors are engaging in lawfare. Even while under arrest on federal, New York ... read more
- The Hidden Costs of Toxic Employees: What a Harvard Study Reveals about Workplace CultureToxic employees are defined in the study as “A worker that engages in behavior that is harmful to an organization, including either its property or people.” Their impact on the workplace is multifaceted and deeply detrimental. From driving up employee ... read more
- Why Are So Many Candidates Backing Out Of Jobs?This kind of late-stage renegotiation not only undermines the trust and agreement already put forth but is a blatant disregard for professional etiquette ... and while this behavior is not necessarily wrong, it is a sign that there is a deeper disconnect ... read more
- NJ law serves as model in workplace discrimination cases, study says"These results underscore the New Jersey law's success in protecting the voices of survivors and fostering safer and more equitable work environments.” ... read more
- Library café closes as owners allege racism, harassmentWe intend to address this matter with staff and impress the attributes of tolerance, civility, and respect for differences in people, while also updating training on laws which prevent and prohibit discrimination and harassment in the workplace. ... read more
- ‘Sons’ Review: Playing a Prison Guard With a Dark Secret, ‘Borgen’ Star Sidse Babett Knudsen Uncages Her Inner Animalshadowing them at work and observing when no one else is around. This lends the film a semi-secretive sense of intimacy within a sterile and oppressive space. But it also makes some of Eva’s behavior seem egregious: She’s constantly sneaking around and ... read more
- Mastering the Workplace Ego: Balancing Ambition and HumilityThe Upside of Ego at Work Ego, like a fiery engine ... One of the most insidious ways in which ego manifests in the workplace is through a reluctance to seek help or admit vulnerability. The belief that one must project an image of invincibility can ... read more