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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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    Can You Fight Against Harassment?

    One woman's story of fighting and winning against her boss's harassment.

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


    Office Politics

    "Why does our longing and hunger now centre on the word respect?"

    Email Link  |  Vault  |  Comments  |  Read: theage.com.au


    5 Steps to Getting the Raise the You Deserve - A Guide for Women

    "Most people are familiar with the traditional interviewing advice and tips - make eye contact, arrive on time, give a firm handshake, etc. These cardinal rules of interviewing proliferate job search information. While this advice is crucial, it is important to ask, is it really enough to get you a job in the current climate? Does arriving 10 minutes early really make you feel as though you have aced the interview? Does following these rules really set you apart from the rest of the candidates? Do they lower your overall anxiety and make you feel calm and confident? No, no, and no? Then, what are you to do?"

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


    Line Between Helping Worker Or Enabling Her Is Easy To Cross

    "'How do you reconcile the overwhelming needs of a business with trying to be compassionate with an employee who is not sufficiently capable to meet the needs she was hired to fill? I am trying so hard to be mindful of her situation, but it is causing severe stress for me.'"

    Email Link  |  Vault  |  Comments  |  Read: azcentral.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
    Help with sophmoric tactics, jealousy and nepitism basspeak 10/6/2008 1:32:17 PM 0
    Backstabbed!!! What to do??? krye 10/5/2008 4:40:36 PM 0
    On-call not getting paid. Help. index 9/29/2008 11:20:51 AM 0
    Destruction of a tool in dispute Frank 9/11/2008 4:18:55 AM 0
    long term sick josser 9/9/2008 1:54:29 PM 0


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