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Review of EXPAND BEYOND YOUR CURRENT CULTURE by Leslie Short

Nance Schick · Jan 15, 2024 ·

Licensed professionals in areas such as law, funeral services, and social work, are expected to be empathetic, understanding, and culturally sensitive. Supporting a diverse workplace and an inclusive …

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Case Study: It’s Easier to Leave a Work Demon

Nance Schick · Jan 14, 2024 ·

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Severing professional relationships with someone we've demonized can make us feel heroic. But feeling the need to separate from someone well-intentioned can make us feel like the self-absorbed jerks. …

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Resigning with Grace: Keep All Your Options Open

Nance Schick · Jan 13, 2024 ·

Choosing to resigning is a difficult decision for most employees, even when they hate their work or work for someone they view as a demon. If you started the new year ready for an employment change, …

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How to Get People at Work to Consider Your Perspective

Nance Schick · Jan 12, 2024 ·

It can be difficult to feel valued and respected at work when your perspective has been rejected by your co-workers or supervisors. Their listening becomes especially important when you're passionate …

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What Can You Do When You Hate Your Job?

Nance Schick · Jan 11, 2024 ·

Several years ago, I was quoted in a Rasmussen College article about what employees can do when they hate their jobs. We've all been there. When you're in a job that you hate, it can take a toll on …

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True Costs of the DOL’s Independent Contractor Rule

Nance Schick · Jan 10, 2024 ·

The United States Department of Labor released a final rule outlining the criteria for classifying a worker as an independent contractor. The new rule is effective on March 11, 2024 and addresses six …

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Employee Termination is an Emotional Experience – for Both of You

Nance Schick · Jan 9, 2024 ·

DISCLAIMER: This post gives a general overview of employee termination. It is not legal advice, and I am not your attorney. If you require information or advice applied to your unique situation, …

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What to Tell Employees After a Co-Worker is Terminated

Nance Schick · Jan 8, 2024 ·

Employee terminations are difficult for everyone involved. Before making a decision to terminate someone's employment, the employer attempts several performance improvement techniques. Likewise, the …

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Why Your Employee Handbook Isn’t Enough for Today’s Workplaces

Nance Schick · Jan 7, 2024 ·

DISCLAIMER: This post contains general information about employee handbooks. It is not legal advice. If you have questions about employee policies, we strongly recommend you schedule a consultation …

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Forgive Yourself for Hiring Too Quickly and Firing Slowly

Nance Schick · Jan 6, 2024 ·

DISCLAIMER: This post provides tips for effective hiring. It is not legal advice, and I am not your attorney. If you require information or advice applied to your unique situation, please make an …

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