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Employee Experience: A Complete Guide for HR

Analytics in HR

For example, promote diversity in hiring and leadership and provide training and resources to address bias and discrimination. Programs such as mentorships and employee resource groups can also nurture a culture that values and celebrates diversity. Managers should be equipped to coach employees as well as direct their work.

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4 Examples of Workplace Conflict Scenarios

Pollack Peacebuilding

You may have to act as a mediator while you encourage team members to calmly have a discussion and brainstorm changes to processes that may help things go more smoothly. A Staff Member Believes They Have Been Discriminated Against. Have them explain in detail why they feel they’ve experienced discrimination.

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What’s the Best Way to Handle Conflict at Work?

Pollack Peacebuilding

Any sign of bullying or discrimination needs to be addressed immediately. Encourage frequent communication between team members to help build trust. Team building exercises can help staff members get to know each other better especially when approached with a relaxed and upbeat mood. Working Toward a Solution.

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The HR Playbook for Handling Difficult Employees

HR Guy

Encouraging Collaboration and Teamwork Team-building activities and encouraging collaboration often help to resolve conflicts and create a more positive work environment. Team-building activities could include group projects, team-building exercises, or even social events outside of work.

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Lessons Learned about Job Search by Watching “The Voice”

Thrive Global

Imagine you are a contestant on this singing competition, then observe the dynamics occurring among the coaches, contestants and mentors to get a flavor of what to expect when venturing into the job market. Consider: In the real world, you may not have the same good fortune of an environment free of discrimination. Friendly fire?

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The Cost of Not Training Is Higher Than You Think

Workplace Coach

This becomes a group outlook leaving the manager more “comfortable” in the short term to make such decisions without the challenge attached to other items. Lack of anti-harassment or discrimination training costs lost production, litigation, reputation, and culture. She has led several teams since 1995. Some risks are obvious.

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What are Microaffirmations? Inclusivity Through Small Gestures

Analytics in HR

Many have heard of microaggressions in the workplace: tiny ways that people make others from underrepresented groups feel uncomfortable or belittled, even from well-meaning people. Microaffirmations are crucial when it comes to building a workplace culture that’s open and inclusive. Microaffirmations are the opposite.