September, 2002

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Follow Up on the Business Integrity Question

Nobscot

'I mentioned a couple of days ago that I was going to email the author of the Harvard Business Review article about Managerial Integrity and its effects on employee morale and business performance. (See the post from Sept. 24.) One of the questions that I asked Dr. Simons was ".In conducting the survey for Manager Integrity, were you able to control for other Managerial mishaps?

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I'm sick and tired of HR getting F#%ked

Nobscot

'That''s right. A certain website that goes by that illustrious name has been feeding off of stolen HR memos, documents and emails. The stolen information is always company confidential and includes detailed information on HR issues such as upcoming RIFs, new Diversity initiatives,employee benefits information and salary freezes.

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The Negative Effects of Losing Employees' Trust

Nobscot

'Interesting little piece in the Harvard Business Review (Sept 2002) titled The High Cost of Lost Trust. The author and his colleague set out to discover what affects might occur when employees believe there is a disconnect between what their Managers say and what their Managers do. In other words, if the Managers don''t "Walk the Talk" does the effect on employees negatively impact business.

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In the Who's Minding Your Payroll Department.

Nobscot

'Did you catch this one? "A US public school teacher''s pay was enough to make Bill Gates or Donald Trump envious. Thanks to a computer glitch, the Detroit teacher was paid $7.9 million before taxes for 18 minutes of work.The teacher, who wasn''t identified, received $4,015,624.80 after taxes.

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6 Strategies to Navigate Social Determinants of Health for a Better Workplace

In today’s dynamic work landscape, where the lines between personal and professional life blur, understanding the intricate interplay between social determinants of health (SDoH) and emotional wellbeing is paramount. Employers must acknowledge that the whole person comes to work and every aspect of a person’s personal and professional life, especially their mental health, comes with them.