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"In the recent case of Thompson v. Tracor Flight Systems, Inc., another state appellate court concluded that subjecting an employee to a continuous pattern of “severe verbal abuse” could constitute a “constructive discharge” and therefore amount to a wrongful termination, particularly when it was done in retaliation for engaging in protected conduct which included assisting other employees in obtaining pregnancy leave and the proper amount of pay."
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"20% of your employees will cause 80% of the problems I don't know the source of the 80/20 rule, but it certainly applies here. Most of your employees will embrace the Making The EXCEPTIONAL Normal system, but there will be a few who offer some interesting challenges. These employees fall into one of three categories: the overly optimistic, the excessively cautious or the consistently poor performers. What challenges do these employees offer? How do you deal with them?"
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"As a guy who argued badly at work, I have developed six steps to improve workplace debate."
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