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Flooded with sexual-harassment complaints, VICE publicly apologizes for its “detrimental ‘boy’s club’ culture”

The Employer Handbook

And that remorseful high-level manager voluntarily confessed to sexually harassing a subordinate — before the subordinate had even registered a complaint — with an apology so genuine and sincere that you got a little choked up. The Times is planning to run the story online shortly. Yeah, me neither.

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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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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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Dianne Gallo: “A Real Move Towards Diversity, Inclusion, And Equity”

Thrive Global

A Real Move Towards Diversity, Inclusion, And Equity. It has allowed me to enjoy learning about lots of different industries and meeting and working with all kinds of people from production line, to caregiver to the C-suite. Companies have been touting this message for years. As a country, we have witnessed horrific tragedies.

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Karine Bah Tahé of Blue Level: “Have everyone own the change”

Thrive Global

Karine Bah Tahé is the founder and CEO of Blue Level, a global training service provider that aims to build diverse, inclusive, and respectful work environments. Karine Bah Tahé is the founder and CEO of Blue Level, a global training service provider that aims to build diverse, inclusive, and respectful work environments.

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Sarah Beach: “Never underestimate the power of positive feedback”

Thrive Global

Sarah offers programs to help organizations identify and close leadership gaps, as well as provide training to develop new and existing leaders. Don’t underestimate the power of positive feedback. I once took about 20 minutes out of my day to write a quick note of appreciation to each member of my team. I was blown away by their responses.

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Training in a Virtual World: The New Normal

HRExecutive

His boss, head coach Dave Shaw, realized Belch’s potential and didn’t want him to miss out on greater opportunities off the football field. At the time, Belch was also a graduate student who was working on a thesis that VR could improve football-player training. Research from Training magazine estimates that U.S.