Harassment & Other Workplace Problems
Whether you're being pressured to have sex with your boss, forced to listen to foul language or slurs, or wondering whether the comment you made might get you in trouble, you'll find this information on harassment and other workplace problems you might encounter to be helpful.
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Terry A. Venneberg Weekly Weekly
Topic of the Week
Using Social Media
Did you know that 92% of hiring managers report that they use social media to check out potential hires? Social media can bite. Turn social media from a hindrance into a help for your job search.
Blog of the Week
The National Park Service has a serious workplace harassment problem
In a week that has exposed the pervasiveness of sexual harassment in Hollywood, a new federal survey released Friday by the Department of the Interior points to a similar culture within the agency’s National Park Service (NPS).
Thought for the Week
""Social Media is about sociology and psychology more than technology.""
–Brian Solis
List of the Week
from Office Team
After Salary, What is Most Important to You About Work?
- Work/life balance, 28%
- Opportunities to learn and grow, 27%
- Ability to accomplish goals, 20%
- Camaraderie with coworkers, 13%
- A good working relationship with boss, 11%
Top Five News Headlines
- Who's the Boss? Union Organizers Target Private Equity Owners
- The Wage Gap Is Only Getting Worse, Especially for America's Senior Citizens
- A workplace epidemic of bullying LGBT employees
- Actresses—and Millions of Other Workers—Have No Federal Sexual-Harassment Protections
- Actors’ unions and Harvey Weinstein: Could he have been stopped?