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When Domestic Violence Comes to Work
The pervasiveness and severity of domestic violence impacting the workplace demands the attention of employers, managers, human resources and security staff, experts
How and When to Apologize
Conventional wisdom holds that if there's a potential legal claim against you, don't apologize, since that could be deemed an admission of guilt and increase your risk
What Employers Can Learn from Veterinarians About Biosecurity
​Businesses that are trying to limit the spread of disease in the workplace could look to agriculture and veterinary practices for tips on limiting the transmission of
SHRM and Member Perspectives on Sexual Harassment
SHRM and its members provide important perspectives about harassment training, policies and investigations through media interviews and essays
The Traditional Progressive Discipline Paradigm
The traditional paradigm is used to prove, via documentation, that you made a good-faith effort to lead the employee down the right path. But how exactly does
Considering a Remote Work Policy? Consider This.
Interested in starting or optimizing a remote work policy? Consider these recent workplace trends
When a Toxic Worker Is Well-Liked by Managers
Toxic workers may be highly skilled or creative--and may even be favorites of upper management, who may be unaware of the unhealthy dynamic these people are creating in
Creating Employee Accountability
The most important factor in building trust with employees is to understand that being trustworthy does not mean your employees will trust you. You have to earn it
Shedding Preconceived Ideas About Workers with Criminal Records
About one-third of adults have a criminal history, according to statistics from the Federal Bureau of Information, and about 650,000 people are released from prison
Tackle Self-Defeating Behaviors
Learn to recognize self-defeating behaviors and how to change them