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Bullying at Work: EEOC Won’t Take It Anymore

ej4 eLearning

More importantly, employers can be held liable for racial, religious and sexual harassment if they fail to exercise reasonable care to prevent (or promptly correct) harassing behavior in their work environment, even if they were not aware of specific actions. In a revealing June 2016 report, the U.S. Training must change.

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Case Study: Designing HIPO Programs That Work

CLO Magazine

Since the office was founded by Jean Ann Larson in mid-2016, the approach has been one of rapport-building and skill-building with senior leaders. We also provide executive coaching on how to manage potential liabilities with their personal brand.

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Employer Branding: What It Is and Why It’s Important

KnowledgeCity

You may be thinking: “Branding is a marketing exercise, and HR recruiters don’t have much control over it, so what options do we have?” . GE : In 2016, GE launched a recruitment campaign to help find talented engineers for some of its latest projects. Employer Branding Examples.

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Never Too Late to Learn New Tricks

CLO Magazine

Between 1960 and 2016, the World Bank reports that average life expectancy grew from nearly 53 to 72 years. In fact, there’s a multimillion-dollar industry dedicated to brain training and exercise that caters to older adults who understand the “use it or lose it” proposition. Consider these realities.

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Investing for Soft Skills: Build, Buy or Both

CLO Magazine

In an April 2016 Chief Learning Officer article, “The Hard Science Behind Soft Skills,” authors Evan Sinar and Richard Wellins noted the possibility by stating, “Soft skills can be learned.” Is this possible? Yes, it’s certainly possible. However, while it may be possible, is it probable?

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Book Review: Curate This! by Steve Rosenbaum

David Kelly

The book is also an exercise of curation in practice, with much of the book referencing content curated from other sources. The book covers a lot of ground, which can be both an asset and a liability. However, it was published in 2014 and I’m writing this review in 2016 and almost all of what it contains is still accurate.