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[Free] Code of Conduct Template and Guide With Company Examples

Analytics in HR

Successful and harmonious organizations operate from a clear set of rules known as a code of conduct. The employee code of conduct is a clear framework that highlights what behaviors are expected from employees in specific situations and the measures that will be taken if they fail to behave accordingly.

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Top Game-Changing Company Culture Examples

Keka HR Blog

Some began taking online classes to play the guitar, learn gardening, and develop creative skills. Is your culture attracting and retaining talent? In the past two years, people have discovered new hobbies and new goals for themselves. People from all over the world had baked so much that there was a shortage of yeast.

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The New Rules of Workplace Conduct

Workology

When it comes to office conduct, we’ve come a long way from the Mad Men era when a whiskey or three throughout the day and a peck on a coworker’s cheek were all part of the status quo. So how can you reconcile an outdated harassment training program with these modern sensibilities? Acknowledge the Gray Area.

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Top 25 HR Websites for HR Professionals

Empxtrack

For human resource professionals, it is important to stay on top of the latest HR trends and employee management practices. With the ever changing needs and laws, human resource managers need to be on the lookout for best HR practices to follow. Some of the best human resources websites. Website: [link]. Website: [link].

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Amid ouster of Penn president, 3 challenges of regulating speech

HRExecutive

At Penn, there are 48 trustees, a group that is far too big and unwieldy to develop a sense of what they think. At its center is the code of conduct regulating behavior and speech. At its center is the code of conduct regulating behavior and speech. They are wholly unlike boards of directors in that sense.

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HR Glossary of Terms

Zenefits

Sometimes you need a glossary on hand when you’re stuck trying to remember a definition, or you’re wanting to learn some new terminology. Willingness to take responsibility for one’s actions, such as when it comes to workplace conduct, job performance, and assigned projects. Absenteeism. Accountability. Affirmative Action.