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How Can HR Combat Workplace Bullying?

HR Daily Advisor

When a bully is present, everyone stays on edge, never knowing when—or who—the bully will strike next. Though fear and intimidation are counter-productive, some bullies rely on both to get the job done, whether that job is managing a department or running the company. What can you do when the workplace bully is in charge?

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Considerations and Best Practices for Running Hybrid Meetings (i4cp login required)

i4cp

Just how many will continue to do so will vary based on many factors: employee sentiments, perceived or real productivity gains or losses, cost savings, and more. Display the leaders/presenters. On the flip side, make sure the in-person leaders/presenters are the main visuals the remote employees see.

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I was told to ask more questions, recommending high-priced products at work, and more

Ask a Manager

Is it tacky to recommend exorbitantly priced products at work? Several people, including our CEO, recommended a couple of products they liked. However, I was flabbergasted at the cost of some of the products our CEO mentioned: $800 eye serums, $200 face creams and $500 tools for “helping products settle into the skin better.”

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OIG Warns of Telemedicine Fraud Schemes

Precheck

The Department of Health and Human Services’ Office of Inspector General (OIG) released only its fifth Special Fraud Alert since 2003 this year to address concerns surrounding telemedicine schemes. This may be presented to the practitioner as compensation based on the number of records reviewed. .

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HR Data Quality

HR Examiner

It was also reported that ‘data quality effects overall labor productivity by as much as 20%.’ ’ Even if we moderate that number to just 5%, it is a material amount of lost productivity. Some of the dimensions of data quality (Bovee et al, 2003) include accessibility, interpretability, relevance, and integrity.

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Curbing Employee Turnover Contagion in the Workplace

Visier

The deadly 2002-2003 SARS outbreak remained an epidemiological mystery for over a decade. But this is how people are often presented: as isolated line items on a spreadsheet. The source of the disease — which killed 774 people worldwide — was unknown, and there was no vaccine. No employee is an island.

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Learning from Practice: Utility Analysis for Training

Analytics in HR

Especially the marketing manager always presented nice investment calculations which included cost like promotion campaigns, advertisements, customer visits, and more. I wondered why HR in that company only presented the costs of HR-investments and did not show scenarios for benefits of HR-initiatives for training.