Harassment & the Workplace

By Frank Pray

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These 7 steps are grounded in sound psychology, and are practical, achievable methods to build the relationship through conflict resolution... more »

How to Sue an Employer for Discrimination

By eHow Careers & Work Editor

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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 discrimination if they break discrimination laws and ... more »

How to work with workmens comp and your employer

By Houlesranch

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There are certain laws both Federal and state that you have to work with if you are first time filing a workmens comp claim. This helps protect both you and your employer and your Job. This is extremely important to always take notes. ... more »

How to Avoid Being a Victim of Sexual Harassment

By reginapaul

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Sexual harassment is not something that happens only to women, it happens to men too. Put simply sexual harassment is anything in word or deed of a sexual nature that makes you uncomfortable. There are laws in place to protect employees, but ... more »

How to Deal With a Boss Who Plays Favorites

By Trese

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When the boss plays favorites, somebody gets hurt. Inter-office harmony is endangered and teamwork is practically impossible. No boss in her right mind would deliberately sabotage the harmony and teamwork that are so vital, nevertheless it ... more »

How to Get Fired From a Hated Job

By SueanneD

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Hate your job? Want to quit but don't have the guts to walk out? How about getting fired? It takes the pressure off of you and puts the responsibility on your boss... more »

How to Deal with annoying co-worker

By smilesatme1

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Dealing with annoying co-workers can be stressful and irritable but handling it easy will make you feel like a winner. As long as your co-worker is not touching your body then handling their annoying behavior is not that hard. Ignore any gossips ... more »

How to Avoid a Date with a Coworker

By Auburn

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In today’s sexual harassment-charged workplaces anyone making move to ask you on a date is already throwing themselves on the chopping block. This can be a tricky situation because, unlike the random guy in a bar, you actually have to see this ... more »

How to Fight for Women's Rights in the Workplace

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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Although American women now have all career paths open to them, they still face discrimination in the workplace. By fighting for both equal treatment and equal pay, you may be able to help women get their fair share in the workplace... more »

How to Handle Defensive Colleagues

By eHow Business Editor

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According to the Mayo Clinic, conflict between coworkers is a primary reason why many people are unhappy on the job. While conflict in the workplace is inevitable, it can be resolved. Follow these steps to handle conflict with a defensive coworker... more »

How to Set Personal Boundaries

By Jane Robinson

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To respect and honor your authentic self, you must set personal boundaries. Your boundaries help define who you are and what you will and will not tolerate in your life. Learning to set boundaries may feel uncomfortable at first, but the ... more »

How to Tell a Co-worker that they Smell Bad

By MacGyverKnows

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Some people smell really offensive, and require polite coaxing to convince them to take a shower, or start using deodorant, or atleast move their desk to the storage closet... Annoying smells in the office are the number one nuisance, period! ... more »

How to Deal with Harassment in the Workplace

By eHow Careers & Work Editor

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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 harasser might think you like what they're doing ... more »

How to Deal with Office Bullies

By Loni Ice

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How to deal with office bullies in a way that won't tank your career or social life... more »

How to Get a Fulfilling Job

By Jacqueline Spencer

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Are you in a job that may pay well but you still aren't happy? Do you feel miserable waking up for work every morning? Perhaps you need a career change. These steps may help you find a more fulfilling job or at least help you find fulfillment at ... more »

How to Handle a Difficult Co-Worker

By eHow Careers & Work Editor

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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 are some things you can do to handle a difficult ... more »

How to Handle Age Discrimination at Work

By eHow Careers & Work Editor

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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 differently than your younger counterparts. If you ... more »

How to Identify Workplace Harassment

By eHow Careers & Work Editor

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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 legally protected characteristics have a right to ... more »

How to appear "HUMBLE" at work, even if you aren't!

By parvenue

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It happens all the time...especially in these hard economic times...you start venting with some of your co-workers and the next thing you know you are called into a meeting with your Manager and the Supervisor to discuss how you were ... more »

How to avoid dating a co-worker

By Ron Auerbach

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This article will give you some tips on avoiding an office romance. From the author of the upcoming book entitled "Think like an Interviewer: Your job-hunting guide to suceess.".. more »

How to Be Aware of Maternal Profiling

By Sendblock

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Maternal profiling is a term that sheds light on a widespread practice that undermines women. The New York Times defined maternal profiling as employment discrimination against a woman who has, or will have, children. The term was popularized by ... more »

How to Best a No Good, Rotten, Co-Worker

By dandelion451

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Most of us have worked with the rotten egg co-worker. No matter what you do, it’s not right. No matter how well you perform a task, they could have done it better. No matter how much you try to help them, they believe you’re out to get them. ... more »

How to choose the right weapon

By Scott Lindquist

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Should you carry a weapon? If you’re a woman and you feel like a weapon will give you an edge in a criminal confrontation, then you need to ask yourself some very important questions. What kind of weapon should I carry? Do I know how to use it? ... more »

How to Confront a Co-worker

By meatloafkend

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Disagreements happen in every aspect of life. It's simply human nature to disagree. When these disagreements happen at work, however, things can get tricky. Here we will show you the most appropriate way to confront a co-worker when you have a ... more »

How to Deal with a "Power Trip" Person

By TheWriteGuy

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Sometimes, when people are given a certain position in the workplace or a team, they feel like they are given supernatural abilities and powers that enable them to be bossy and have what is called a "Power Trip". It's another way of ... more »

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