Did That Just Happen

What was unimaginable a year ago has occurred: a group of employees actually took to the streets in 10 cities around the country, protesting that their company has not done enough to combat sexual harassment in the workplace. Leadership, they said, should provide stronger policies, more training for managers, a more effective way to report incidents, and a committee dedicated to addressing sexual harassment issues. The story took me aback...employees protesting because they actually want [...]

By |2019-08-20T23:10:10-04:00Thursday, September 20, 2018|Categories: Corporate Culture|
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Bad Actors and #MeToo

As you’ve no doubt read in the headlines this past week, the ousting of Chief Executive Officer Leslie Moonves is yet another example in the long list of high-profile executives reportedly using power, authority and intimidation to commit unsavory and egregious acts against their employees.  According to a recent Forbes article the tally is up to 701 individuals who have been held accountable for their actions. Moonves is accused by 13 women of sexual misconduct [...]

By |2019-08-20T22:00:33-04:00Thursday, September 13, 2018|Categories: Respectful Workplace|
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Trouble at the Top

Reading Time: 3 minutes Corporate misconduct is nothing new to the American public. Headlines announcing business transgressions crop up with depressing regularity. According to one survey, only 15 percent of Americans believe business leaders to be truthful.

By |2019-08-20T22:31:57-04:00Thursday, April 5, 2018|Categories: Leadership|Tags: , , |
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Pressure in the Workplace: Possible Risk Factors and Those at Risk

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