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All Change at Work?: British Employment Relations 1980-1998, As Portrayed by the Workplace Industrial Relations Survey Series
Managing Upward: Strategies for Succeeding With Your Boss
Power Freaks: Dealing With Them in the Workplace or Anyplace
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"A federal judge in San Francisco yesterday granted class-action status to a sex-discrimination lawsuit against Wal-Mart Stores, the nation's largest employer. The case, which now covers as many as 1.6 million current and former female Wal-Mart employees, can be decided en masse because it is based on a statistical analysis that shows Wal-Mart paid female workers less and gave them fewer promotions than men."
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Read: forbes.com
"Workplace surveillance, otherwise known as “employee monitoring” (or just plain spying, for short), is more pervasive than you might care to realize. 78% of U.S. companies use some sort of mechanism to track worker behaviour and messaging, according to the American Management Association."
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Read: careeractivist.com
From "The Working Woman's Legal Survival Guide," examples of discriminatory behavior and summaries of relevant legal cases.
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Read: public.findlaw.com
"How to recognize the signs of stress and detect lying are skills auditors need to acquire."
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Read: aicpa.org
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