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Develop a plan to address negative publicity

Business Management Daily

When The Nation , a left-leaning magazine, first interviewed women who worked at McDonald’s restaurants, it heard tales of sexual harassment. When The Nation , a left-leaning magazine, first interviewed women who worked at McDonald’s restaurants, it heard tales of sexual harassment. Case in point.

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Violence, harassment, discrimination and decimated newsrooms: Indian journalists fight a silent battle

Thrive Global

For thousands of journalists reporting sensitive events, threats, violence, dealing with online abuse and trolling are just a few among many challenges. The next day, Sharma went back to report on the structure desecrated by the mob she had confronted. Suddenly a mob attacked Gunasekar. They scolded me and hit me again.

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Preventing Lawyer Burnout: How to Create a Healthy Workplace Culture

Embroker

That same reasoning was (and still is) used to silence staffers who might try to shed light on firm issues like discrimination, harassment, and burnout. . For many years, it was generally accepted that the toxic aspects of the legal industry were simply what young attorneys “signed up for” when they chose to practice law.

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Christine Spadafor On How We Need To Adjust To The Future Of Work

Thrive Global

Employees, particularly younger ones entering the workforce, are prioritizing corporate Purpose when selecting prospective employers. They want to work for companies committed to establishing ESG strategies and goals?—?and and executing on them. They want to work for companies showing results on DEI goals. and living it?—?are A WWII vet.

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WIRTW #484 (the “what I’m listening to this week” edition)

Ohio Employer's Law

Here’s what I read this week: Discrimination. Men Must Do More to End Harassment — via Jonathan HR Law. Where Was HR In All These Sexual Harassment Scandals? — Want to pan your employer online? Cybersecurity training is falling behind actual need, report says — via HR Dive. What’s Next? — Louis C.K.’s

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Companies Rethinking NDAs with Discrimination Settlements

Trusaic

When companies lay off employees and offer them severance packages, it’s not uncommon to have them sign a non-disclosure agreement, which effectively prevents them from saying anything disparaging about the company after they leave. Similar tactics are often used in racial discrimination settlements.

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Bina Patel On How We Need To Adjust To The Future Of Work

Thrive Global

Her work has been published in journals, online magazines such as ThriveGlobal.com, Authority.com, Medium.com, and quoted in Forbes. Generational Understanding?—?To To my C-Suite friends: change with the times or risk losing your workforce. It’s not worth the risk. W hen it comes to designing the future of work, one size fits none.