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    Brutal Bosses and Their Prey: How to Identify and Overcome Abuse in the Workplace


    Complete Guide To E-Security : Using The Internet And E-Mail Without Losing Your Privacy

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    Most worries at work that we can actually do something about are caused by people. We've assembled over 1,200 links to articles and resources to help you address these problems. Since our site's content and services are completely free, please help us grow by telling others about us and participating in our community.  We suggest that you review the material below in view of any people problems at work.

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    Workplaces have certain legal requirements to meet regarding the health and safety of their employees, if you believe you have suffered a personal injury or accident as a result of your company failing to meet these then talk to the professionals at http://theaccidentsatworksite.com regarding help and advice on how to make work accident claims.


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    Here is a sampling of the material available on the site:

    Violence in the Workplace, 1993-1999

    "This report focuses on nonfatal violence in the workplace — rape and sexual assault, robbery, aggravated assault, and simple assault — as measured by the NCVS. In addition, data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics are included to describe the nature of workplace homicide."

    Email Link  |  Vault  |  Comments  |  Read: ojp.usdoj.gov


    Should You Accept Your Employer's Counter-Offer

    "Before you step into the line of fire, arm yourself with facts about your career goals, your current and prospective employers and the job market. Consider the following advice when you develop your strategy."

    Email Link  |  Vault  |  Comments  |  Read: careerjournal.com


    Sue Your Employer?

    "'Not so fast,' I say to many of my clients whose first reaction to an employment dispute is to file a lawsuit. Many disgruntled employees and other people who have been wronged as well simply do not understand the consequences of litigation and reasonable alternatives to it."

    Email Link  |  Vault  |  Comments  |  Read: job-law.com


    Bad Boss, Sick Employees

    "Bosses take note: employees exposed to difficult or unjust circumstances may not only become sullen and unproductive workers: they may get physically sick, as well."

    Email Link  |  Vault  |  Comments  |  Read: psychologytoday.com


    Discussion Forum

    This Discussion Forum is provided for visitors to raise problems and issues that they are facing and to provide comments and advice on topics raised by others. Click on one of the topics below to go directly to it.

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    Topic Poster Date Replies
    Co_ worker does not like me nosun4u 7/18/2011 2:29:54 AM 1
    How to deal with lazy and irresponsible people at office Cookie Monster 6/9/2011 3:42:56 PM 0
    BeicyGype BeicyGype 1/10/2011 8:40:19 AM 1
    Immature co-workers / Boss ignores workerbee 6/13/2010 2:53:32 PM 1
    Office Politics/Job Appointment Problem! SleepyJess 5/10/2010 11:08:53 AM 0


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