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Head-Turning Workplace Stories of 2011

The Most Head-Turning Workplace Stories of 2011

It was the best of after-work happy hour, it was the worst of “if my… Continue reading

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Natalie Portman can get you fired…and more news from this week

While you were busy doing everything short of jumping up and down on Oprah’s couch to prove how well you’re doing, proving everyone who said you were too unfunny/awkward/high to host the Oscars…well, pretty much right, or announcing the reunion that tens of people have been waiting for,here’s what was happening in the world of workforce management this week… Continue reading

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Yoga Is The New Happy Hour…And More News From This Week

While you were busy welcoming our new computer overlords, sending your deepest sympathies to Cousin Jeffrey or possibly being inspired by Madonna, here’s what was happening in the world of workforce management this week… Continue reading

Full-body scanning is no longer the biggest security checkpoint nuisance.

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Ain’t No Party Like a ‘Sorry You Got Laid Off’ Party…And More News From This Week

While you were busy learning more than you ever thought you would about Egyptian politics, defending your $3 billion or so investment or showing that you’ve clearly learned nothing from the likes of Brett Favre, Kwame Kilpatrick, Mark Foley, etc., here’s what was happening in the world of workforce management this week… Continue reading

There’s a Reason Party City Doesn’t Have an Aisle for This Some companies have taken to throwing farewell parties for laid off employees, but the practice is getting some criticism from career experts who say it’s insensitive.

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Not Going Into the Office is the New Going Into the Office…And More News From This Week

While you were busy updating your Amazon.com wish list, confirming what you already suspected about your favorite 2 a.m. dining facility, or in no way whatsoever exploiting your reunion with a long-lost family member,  here’s what was happening in the world of workforce management this week… Continue reading

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Dress Codes Get a Little Too Close For Comfort…And More News From This Week

While you were busy surprising the technology world with the announcement of your resignation, surprising the technology world with the announcement of your temporary leave, or surprising…meh, probably not really anyone with the announcement of your retirement, here’s what was happening in the world of workforce management this week… Continue reading

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Facebook Continues to Terrorize Corporate America…And More News From This Week

While you were busy realizing you’ve been reading the wrong horoscope all your life,  thinking it was about damn time you got some credit for something, or planning your return to the Big Game, here’s what was happening in the world of workforce management this week…  Continue reading

Let’s Leave This One Out of the Guinness Book of World Records 2010 was a record-breaking year in terms of lawsuits filed by private-sector workers on employers on charges of discrimination.

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Glasses Good, Tears Bad…And More News From This Week

While you were busy beating the odds of one in 178 million, eagerly awaiting M. Night Shyamalan to announce he’s making a movie about this (if the world doesn’t end first), or wrongly believing there aren’t enough reality shows in general (and about this family in particular),here’s what was happening in the world of workforce management this week… Continue reading

Lois Lane Not the Only One Fooled by Glasses Beware job candidates who wear glasses to interviews.

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