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Tough Boss or Nice Boss? How to Be a Nice Boss and Still Be in Charge

Insperity

You have the same standards for your own work ethic as you do for your team. When Kristen confides in you that she is going through a divorce and will need extra time away from the office to deal with legal appointments and child care issues she is most likely feeling anxious and overwhelmed. You walk the walk.

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7 Easy Steps To Build a New Employee Onboarding Process

Vantage Circle

Set an appointment before joining and getting done with all the essential office legal work and creating office credentials and IDs. Once they start adapting to your office culture and ethics, you must: Set clear goals and objectives for the new employees to achieve their targets for the next month. An Employment Agreement.

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updates: how can I get my staff to sign up to work after-hours events, my mom wants to write to the newspaper about my “tragic story of shattered dreams,” and more

Ask a Manager

For everyone working normal business hours it never was sold well, as in the meetings leading up to how to record our time, we were constantly reminded that legal and HR were on the teleconference, and they all said what was happening was legal. It was bizarre.

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how can my dad get his boss to fire him, letting a possibly high coworker drive, and more

Ask a Manager

There’s something called “constructive discharge,” where — in the context of unemployment claims — the idea is that the situation has become so intolerable that any reasonable person would have no choice but to quit (and where you are therefore eligible for unemployment benefits). I should stress, though, that this isn’t a guarantee.