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    Bad Behaviors You Should Encourage in the Workplace
    Problems arise in the workplace when subgroups become fixated on their own activities and fail to look at the whole. Dr. Jackie Freiberg and Dr. Kevin Freiberg take a look at the bad behaviors that could help your organization.
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    How to Train the Class of 2008
    Training and developing Generation Y workers requires a different approach then training their predecessors. John Ambrose explains.
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    More Employers Now Offering Outplacement Assistance For Performance-Related & ‘Poor Fit’ Termination
    Outplacement assistance for terminated employees is coming more common. ClearRock explains more.
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    How Most Managers Deal with Employee Performance Problems
    Bruce Tulgan shares this humorous look at how most managers handle - or don't handle - employee performance.
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    How to PULL Your Audience In
    Getting support for a project takes Pull. not push. Cyndi Maxey explains.
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    Can a Bumper Sticker Get You Bumped? NLRB’s General Counsel Issues Guidelines on Political Advocacy
    Political passions are rising to a fever pitch in the U.S., and some of these issues may spill over into the workplace. What can and should an employer do to limit the effect of such actions on productivity and morale? Littler Mendelson has some answers.
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    Joan Lloyd's HR Words of Advice: How to Write a Letter of Reference
    Writing a reference letter for an employee is not as easy as it seems. Does this person really warrant you putting your reputation on the line? Joan Lloyd shares her advice.
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    Employee Benefits - New Study Reveals What's Hot and Not in Workforce Perks
    When it comes to employee benefits in Canada, employers are getting creative in an attempt to attract top talent. The Canadian Payroll Association shares this look at Canadian benefits.
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    Same-Sex Marriage Rulings May Affect Employers in Other States
    A recent decision by the California Supreme Court on same-sex marriage may have implications for employers in other states, including employment benefits and state and federal employment laws. M. Lee Smith Publishers shares this report.
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    Why Should I work for You?
    What can your organization offer top talent to convince them to work for your company rather than for themselves? Don Phin has the answers.
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