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How to Talk About Sexual Harassment with Your Coworkers

Harvard Business

If the topic of sexual harassment hasn’t come up in your office – either on Slack, in conversations over lunch, or by the watercooler — I’d be surprised. With the ongoing #metoo campaign and the almost daily headlines about men accused of harassing their coworkers, this subject is top of mind for many of us.

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Women Dominate College Majors That Lead to Lower-Paying Work

Harvard Business

They then estimated the median pay for each of those jobs (also using Glassdoor data) for employees with five years of experience or less. But why do we assume that STEM subjects are “harder” than subjects that are more person- or language-oriented? I don’t mean to sound dismissive; the details do matter.

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How to Manage a Needy Employee

Harvard Business

But sometimes certain employees seem to need more than their fair share of your time. Sometimes employees are just looking for reassurance that they are doing okay.” Talk to your employee. Next, Jen Su recommends talking directly to your employee about your observations of the behavior. More training?

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Conscription of People, Cars, Businesses in Ukraine for Mindless Slaughter; Entire Villages Leave to Avoid Servitude; Hop on the Bus Gus

MishTalk

So let''s move on to a another topic: new slavery (conscription) requirements. Businesses commissar requires organizations to dismiss employees receiving a summons and to ensure the attendance of recruits at the points specified in the mobilization orders. The ban applies even to those who have not yet received a summons.

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The Former Head of the CIA on Managing the Hunt for Bin Laden

Harvard Business

Due to the secret nature of their work, the employees confide mostly in one another, creating skepticism of outsiders and an understandable resistance to doing the life-and-death business of intelligence in a new way. No idea should be dismissed out of hand. Reorienting priorities in a large government bureaucracy is hard enough.