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  • What to Do When Your Boss Offends You?

    If you work in an office environment for any length of time, chances are, sooner or later, the boss will get around to offending you either by design or accidentally. How you respond can be the...

  • How to Report Workplace Harassment

    The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission considers harassment any discrimination based on race, gender, religion, age, sexual orientation, disability or nation of origin. There are field...

  • What Is Verbal Abuse at Work?

    With the state of the economy, having a job at all is quite a blessing, and having a job that you enjoy is heaven. Many people are working in less-than-ideal positions just to make ends meet. ...

  • How to Work With a Passive-Aggressive Boss

    Working with a passive-aggressive boss can be both dangerous and deflating and is often accompanied by a pattern of behavior that centers upon the sabotage of your efforts. Passive-aggressives...

  • Employee Civil Rights

    A collection of federal laws, meaning laws adopted by the U.S. Congress, protect employee civil rights. Those civil rights include the right to be free from discrimination and harassment, the...

  • Workplace Violence Prevention Programs

    According to insurer Northwestern National Life, more than 2 million acts of workplace violence occur each year, and half of the largest companies in America have an incidence of workplace...

  • How to Defend Employee Rights

    As an employee, you have rights in the workplace. These include the right not to be discriminated against, the right to a workplace free of harassment, the right to fair pay, the right to a safe...

  • Age Laws of Employment

    Federal legislation includes basic employment laws, such as through the Fair Labor Standards Act, that feature child labor laws. For instance, the FLSA describes how all employees, including...

  • About Laws on Workplace Harassment

    Federal laws prohibit workplace harassment, and most states also have specific laws that enlarge on the scope of the federal laws. Both federal and state laws have established penalties for those...

  • Types of Workplace Harassment

    Workplace harassment is illegal under Federal Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) Laws. Workplace harassment is behavior that is intimidating, hostile or offensive. It can cause an employee an...

  • Harassment Prevention in the Workplace

    Workplace harassment involves making unwelcome comments or inappropriate actions toward a coworker based upon the individual's race, age, color, disability, sex, religion or any other personal...

  • Harassment Issues in the Workplace

    When an employee is discriminated against by a co-worker or supervisor because of his race, color, age, sex, religious beliefs, disability or nationality, it is considered harassment and is...

  • Information on Jobs While Pregnant

    Working can pose a challenge to pregnant women, who are already trying to get used to their condition. Unemployed pregnant women might find it challenging to find a job, while those who are...

  • OSHA Guidelines for Workplace Violence

    The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), a division of the U.S. Department of Labor, is responsible for making sure that employers across the U.S. provide safe working conditions...

  • Age Discrimination Information

    The Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA) was established in 1967 to prohibit age discrimination in the workplace to workers over 40 years of age. Many older workers who lost jobs or made an...

  • About Gender Discrimination

    Workplace gender discrimination happens when someone is unfair at work because of another person's gender or any conditions or mindsets resulting from gender. Gender discrimination can take place...

  • Workplace Violence Regulations

    Some work sites carry a risk of violence which puts employers, employees, contractors and the general public at risk. The Occupational Health and Safety Act, Section 82, addresses this specific...

  • About Workplace Bullies

    Bullies aren't found just on playgrounds. Tormenters often show up in the workplace. While grade-school bullies use their fists to intimidate victims, in the workplace, belittling comments and...

  • About Hostile Working Environments

    Racial jokes, sexual innuendos, and derogatory comments made towards another person's sexual orientation are all forms of harassment. In addition, each element mentioned above can create a hostile...

  • How to Reject a Flirtatious Subordinate Without Being Reported

    Dating in the workplace happens all the time. So how should you react when a flirtatious subordinate approaches you? You may not want to report him or her just for harmless flirting, but you must...

  • How to Evade Groupies

    If you are a celebrity of any sort, you know that groupies can be relentless. Groupies aren’t the average fans. They are men and women who go to the extreme in order to get to you. This...

  • How to Handle Sexual Harassment at Work

    Sexual harassment is a common problem in the workplace. Too often the person being harassed does not know how to handle the situation and keeps quiet about it. Typically, a harasser will not stop...

  • How to Identify Workplace Harassment

    Although most workplace harassment is male to female, the problem encompasses much more than gender and sex discrimination. According to Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, individuals with...

  • How to Expunge Malevolent Rumors about Oneself

    Removing or expunging malevolent rumors can be difficult dependent upon what had been stated. If there is a grain of truth in it, then some cleansing of the soul may be warranted. If the rumors...

  • How to Handle Age Discrimination at Work

    Unfortunately, age discrimination in the workplace is a problem that affects many older adults who are employed or who seek employment. State and federal laws forbid employers to treat you any...

  • How to Deal With Reverse Discrimination

    The term "reverse discrimination" is discrimination based on the fact that you belong to a historically "majority" racial and/or socio-economic group. However, any situation in which you are...

  • How to Stop a Harassing Co-Worker

    Harassment in the work place comes in all forms, including physical, mental and verbal harassment. No one deserves to deal with harassment at work, whether from a colleague or a boss. You should...

  • How to Work in a Hostile Environment

    Nobody should have to deal with harassment or work in a hostile environment. While it is sad that a lot of harassment takes place on the job these days, there are special measures that you can...

  • How to Recognize Sex Discrimination

    Sex discrimination isn't always blatant. Many kinds of sex discrimination are simply the result of an untrained workforce and the failure of those in charge to check or stop inappropriate...

  • How to Deal With Pregnancy Discrimination

    The Pregnancy Discrimination Act prohibits employers from discriminating because of the birth of a child, being pregnant or related medical conditions. Pregnant women or those suffering other...

  • How to Handle a Difficult Co-Worker

    Sometimes it only takes one difficult person to turn a good job into a bad job. You mind your own business but one co-worker keeps causing problems at work. There is no need to feel helpless. Here...

  • How to Deal with Harassment in the Workplace

    Harassment in the workplace is something that nobody should have to tolerate. It's important to get the situation handled as soon as it arises. If you let workplace harassment go on too long, the...

  • How to Deal With Sexual Harassment

    Sexual harassment is defined as unwelcome attention of a sexual nature that interferes with daily life. Deciding to deal with sexual harassment is difficult in part because of the vast behaviors...

  • How to Deal with Sexual Harassment in the Workplace

    Sexual harassment at work is a fairly common problem. While addressing the problem with prevention is the best policy, many times employers still run into problem employees. Reporting sexual...

  • How to Identify Sexual Harassment

    Sexual harassment is any sexual behavior that affects someone's job, interferes with performance or creates an uncomfortable or hostile work environment. Sexual harassers are male or female,...

  • How to Sue Under the Americans with Disabilities Act

    Losing mobility or capability shouldn't translate to losing opportunity. You want to contribute your talents to society--and the government recognizes that. The Americans with Disability Act...

  • How to Sue an Employer for Discrimination

    You have a tool at your disposal to keep your employer professional. You, and your hard work, deserve better than to be belittled by a shallow person or a group of people. Sue your employer for...

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