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Ethics & Compliance Blog Posts
Minnesota State Legislature Aims to Make Sweeping Changes to Sexual Harassment Laws
The wave of sexual harassment and #MeToo legislation does not appear to be cresting anytime soon, as Minnesota is the latest state with employers in its crosshairs. After months of debate, the Minnesota state legislature seeks to enact a series of laws that would make sweeping changes to the State’s sexual harassment laws. Despite their […]
Does Your Harassment Training Need a Makeover?
The #MeToo movement grew exponentially due to the availability of the internet as an avenue for victims of harassment to express their protest of bad acts and actors in the workplace. Like any internet phenomenon, the movement has spawned a backlash against training programs provided to employees (and perceptions about the reasons training is actually […]
Promoting Equality at Work: If Not Now, When?
In the wake of the murder of George Floyd and other African Americans by police, major US corporations bought full-page ads in newspapers touting their actions in support of the Black Lives Matter movement.
Beyond the “Compliment Sandwich” – Importance of Constructive Feedback
Introduction No one likes receiving negative feedback, which explains why more than two-thirds of managers dread delivering it to employees. According to one survey, 44% of managers find it stressful and difficult to give constructive feedback to employees while another 20% avoided it altogether. Further, as a manager, the feedback you give an employee is […]
Voices from the Crowd: Providers Should be Listening to Opinions on Harassment Training
Perhaps nowhere online are people more vocal than Twitter. A lightning rod for opinion, Twitter is useful for harvesting unfiltered opinions on anything.
‘Tis the Season — for ethical gift-giving practices
Business is a human, social activity that focuses on building and strengthen relationships. And so, offering gifts can, at certain times, be a valuable part of business as a way to demonstrate respect or show appreciation for a customer or partner organization, including for business partners in other cultures. Ethical Snapshot: Helpful reminders about the […]