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Ten Signs Your Workplace May Not Be a Very Nice Workplace

Despite efforts to promote open door policies, and make...
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Charging Helmet Reverses Effects of Executive Burnout

As recently as 2021, Executive Burnout cost US business...
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Strenuous “Ah-Ha Moments” Taking Toll on Older Workers

A 63 year-old Troy, Michigan marketing manager was in...
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Despite Ability to Name All US Presidents, 754 Interviews Net Her No Job Offers

Q. Over the past year I have been on 754...
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Workers Required to Identify the Levels They Say Things Are Right or Wrong On

When Sheila Landress, a research assistant at Miami's Heinz Limited, stated in a recent task force meeting that a proposal on transformation was wrong “on so many levels,” she...
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To Look Busy, Analyst Types Same Sentence More Than 16 Million Times

William Harris, 56, a post systems analyst at Cleveland's Palmer-Inge, was dismissed this week when it was discovered he had done no work since being hired 13 years ago...
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As Staffs Return to Offices, Employers Use Invisible Fences to Stop Escapes

Upon ordering employees working from home to return to the office, US businesses are discovering that once they come back, many don’t like it and go back home. This...
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Tired of Traditional Jobs, More Turn to Getaway Car Driving

In 2012, there were 4,300 registered getaway car drivers in the United States. Today there are more than 125,000, due to the availability of more desirable getaway options. “In the...
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Politically Correct Service Dogs Prevent Career Ending Faux “Paws”

Over 30,0000 American business people currently employ service dogs to stop them from saying things that could destroy their careers. One of them is Tina Lorris, an insurance adjuster...
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“Just Another Pomegranate” Will Become Fifth Fruit-Based Corporate Expression

The fifth officially sanctioned fruit-based corporate expression will be inaugurated on September 1, after a two year development process by the additions committee of the US Bureau of Sayings...
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Nod, Handshake or Hug? Workers Returning to Workplace Specify Greeting Preference

When employees return to the office after many months working from home, the idea of having to interact with colleagues again can cause anxiety and concern. "Before the pandemic people...
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Accounting Clerk Walks 2300 Miles to Find Company That Moved Without Telling Him

When Delmar Stratagems relocated from Seattle to Detroit in May,       57 year old accounting clerk Harold Walters was not invited to make the move. In fact,...
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Three Year-Old Inadvertently Earns Firm $40 Million on “Take Your Kid to Work” Day

A youngster who accompanied her mother to "Take Your Kids to Work" Day on April 28 inadvertently earned the employer a $40 million profit. Acquisitions manager Norma Darden brought her...
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In Lieu of Raises, Ad Agency Approves Employee Tip Jars

While foregoing salary increases for the seventh straight year, Detroit ad agency SommersWorth is taking steps to ensure all employees are adequately compensated. As of April 1, the company's...
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Tulsa Company Lays Off All Employees Named Ray

Facing the need to save costs following two years of losses, Tulsa platform manufacturers Ralston-Morton ordered the layoffs of 18 of the company’s 424 employees last week. Those impacted...
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Six Ways to Avoid Being Perceived as an Office Pushover

It’s impossible to succeed in the workplace if you’re perceived as a “pushover” – that is, a person who is taken advantage of and, in some instances, actually pushed...
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