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How to Build a Psychologically Safe Workplace

EmployeeConnect

“A common conviction held by members of a team that the team is safe for interpersonal risk-taking,” is how she describes it. Edmondson contends that inventive, successful teams are more likely to have high levels of psychological safety. This may lead to better team performance and output for the company.

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Celebrating HR Professional Day: Explore a day in the life of an HR professional

Zoho People

Imagine trying to keep a company running when you don't know how many employees are taking time off or whether they consistently arrive late, or paychecks are never delivered in time. But unlike many of us, HR professionals act as a point of contact for every team in an organization, or in their region's branch at the very least.

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Workplace Deviance: Understanding, Preventing, and Resolving Toxic Behaviour

Workplace Mediation Blog

Some common examples of workplace deviance include: Bullying: Workplace bullying involves repeated mistreatment, harassment, or intimidation targeted at individuals or groups. This can be achieved through regular team-building activities, conflict resolution training, and transparent communication channels.

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18 Must-Have Onboarding Documents (+ Free Templates)

AIHR

Onboarding documents typically include legal paperwork such as your employment contract, company policies, handbooks, and code of conduct, along with role-specific details such as job descriptions, manager and team contacts, and more. Learn more Offer Letter vs Employment Contract: 10 Key Differences 2.

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Hostile Work Environment: How to Identify, Report & Deal With It

Empuls

Read on to learn everything about hostile work environments, including what it is, how to identify them, and what to do if you find yourself in one. These can include discrimination, harassment, or bullying, creating an intimidating, hostile, or abusive work environment.

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Guide to Hiring Employees in Spain

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Expanding your business to Spain or starting a new venture in the country can be an exciting opportunity. However, navigating the complexities of hiring employees in a foreign country requires careful consideration of legal, cultural, and administrative factors. In Spain, contracts can be temporary or permanent.