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Accidental Phone Complaint Costs Man His Job
Our harmful words may have negative consequences that we ever imagined. James Stephens learned that lesson the hard way. Stephens was fired from his ...
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Ethics and Compliance Experts Fined for Unethical Firing
Navex Global, a company which brands itself as "the ethics and compliance experts," is being fined by a local government agency for unethical behavior ...
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Memos from the 'World's Worst Boss'
Do you think your boss is tough or unfair? Try working for the world's worst boss—Mike Davis, aka Tiger Mike. Davis started as a chauffeur and rose ...
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Researchers Estimate Cost of Avoiding Conflict
New research has revealed that employees waste an average of $1,500 and an 8-hour workday for every crucial conversation they avoid. These costs skyrocket ...
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Study Shows Rudeness Can Actually Kill
We all know bad manners are toxic. But new research now shows that bad manners can kill. In this study, when doctors spoke rudely to their staff, both ...
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The Best of Jobs, the Worst of Jobs
The careers website Glassdoor recently published a list of the "25 Best Jobs in America." At the top was data scientist, followed by tax manager ...
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Pixar's Accountants Take Filmmaking Classes
To date (August 2015), Pixar Animation Studio, or Pixar for short, has produced 15 well-received films, including the Toy Story movies, Brave, Finding ...
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Civility Pays Off
Parents used to always tell their children, "Now you play nice." But rudeness and bad behavior is growing, especially in the workplace. As The ...
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Stats Show Many Workers Feel Depleted
An article in The New York Times noted a 2013 survey of 12,115 workers worldwide which found that many lacked a fulfilling workplace. Of the 12,000-plus ...
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Workplace Ostracism Is Worse than Bullying
A (2014) study from University of British Columbia's Sauder School of Business concludes that being ignored at work is worse than being harassed or ...
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