The Workplace

Denver Woman Placed on National Business Cliche Offenders List for Two Years

Carla Millington was ready to make the big move...

Poodle’s Behavior at “Take Your Dog to Work Day” Gets its Owner Terminated

Sterling Heights marketer Stella Winkler was fired Friday after...

SUCCESS! Employees Celebrate Raising Funds to Give CEO 20% Raise

With big companies continually looking to increase shareholder profits,...

As Gen Xers Bring More to the Table, Bigger Tables Needed

During the past four years, American businesses have increased...

CEO Elected Employee of the Month 95 Times in a Row

On January 15, CEO Joanna Philson was elected Employee of the Month by the 288 staffers at Miami liquidator Rackson/Pittlinger.  It was the 95th month in a row she...

New App to Revolutionize Workplace Lunches, Save Businesses $150 Billion

The much-anticipated LunchPoof app will launch on March 15, according to CEO Sally Pornover of Coagulators IV - the app creators that have spent three years developing the potentially...

Company Mandates That Employees Reduce Stress or Face Disciplinary Action

When employee stress levels increased to 142 facto points* in December - up from 103 last March - Milwaukee sampling conglomerate Chanting-Pierce was quick to take action.   “We have...

San Francisco Start-Up Helps Make Layoffs More Fun and Meaningful

As American companies seek more innovative methods of downsizing, a San Francisco-based start-up is offering a variety of programs to make the layoff experience a more pleasant one. “People are...
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Gen Z in the Workplace: What to Expect

Here are 13 things employers might expect from that generation of workers that seems to have been born after every other worker...

Open Door Policies Vary From Company to Company

Over 98 percent of American businesses maintain an “open door” policy, and most make it mandatory that employees participate. How the policy works can vary from workplace to workplace,...

Mechanical Engineer Whisperer Saves Sacramento Firm from Ruin

Marilyn Hallis, a file clerk at San Francisco engineering firm WernerSpitlin, saved the company last Friday by whispering in the ear of a mechanical engineer. “Mechanical engineers are unruly, undisciplined,...

Guidebook Aims to Prevent Feet Held to Fire, Other Cliche-Caused Injuries

To protect young Corporate Americans from serious injury, the Business Expression Institute has just published Feet to the Fire!– a listing of 1355 business clichés that could prove harmful...

Ad Agency Criticized for Putting Employees in Boxes

Alice McMahon dreamed about working for Sims Walters. After all, this was the ad agency known for its creative genius – the people behind Curt the Carpet Cleaning Cat...
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Overcoming Restroom Shyness in 10 Easy Steps

It’s essential to any career to consistently present a poised, confident persona – even in the lavatory.  Here are ten steps to ensure success.
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Computer/Phone Device Helps Limit Use of Smiley Faces

With US workers expected to employ over 100 billion smiley face emoticons in business correspondence this year - an increase of 845 percent since 2010 - many companies are...

Speed Networking: 44 Seconds to Discuss Core Competencies, Key Assets and More

Most weeks you’ll find dozens of networking events around Detroit where gather at restaurants and hotels, put on name tags, and talk to each other about synergies. “It’s best when...

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Chicago home goods maker Peers & Webb has achieved the goal that has eluded businesses for over a century: A product package that is...