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How to Communicate Good and Bad News with Success!

Best Practices in Communicating Good and Bad News

 

 

How Critical Communications Can Build Trust

How we communicate, both when things are going well and through difficulty, is a critical part of the ongoing process of building trust. It's an art to master.

Every email, voicemail, text, face to face, and online meeting, works to either strengthen, or weaken, our "more-fragile-than-we-think" business relationships.

 

Best Practices - Good News

How to Personalize Your Employee Benefits Offerings

How to Personalize Your Employee Benefits Offerings

 

Each workforce is comprised of unique individuals with diverse backgrounds and interests. So why opt for a one-size-fits-all benefits package? Instead, consider providing benefits options that are as unique as your employees. Doing so could be the attraction and retention tool that sets your workplace apart.

Cyber Update : Experts Fear Global Impact From Russia’s Cyberattacks on Ukraine

Experts Fear Global Impact From Russia’s Cyberattacks on Ukraine

 

Russia launched a full-scale military assault on Ukraine in the early morning hours of Feb. 24, 2022, accompanied by a series of targeted cyberattacks that experts and officials say could ultimately have a much broader impact.

Workers' Compensation and Post-traumatic Stress Disorder

Workers’ Compensation and Post-traumatic Stress Disorder

 

The Case for Considering "Boomerang" Employees

The Case for Considering “Boomerang” Employees

 

Employers are having a hard time finding talent right now. Talent pools that have proven successful for years have suddenly dried up, forcing workplaces to get creative. One recent approach has been to hire, seek out or re-recruit “boomerang” employees—workers who used to work at an organization, left voluntarily and now wish to return.

How to Interact with an OSHA Inspector

How to Interact with an OSHA Inspector 

 

The best way to avoid paying fines for violating Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) standards is to always be prepared for an inspection. Since an OSHA officer has no obligation to inform an employer of the inspection ahead of time, the visit will usually be unannounced.

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