Timers, arm-touching and other tested solutions can help manage over-talkers at work
Washington Post
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Scientists are finding problems with how we measure executive function — a collection of essential human cognitive skills.
Has everyone at work lost their minds?
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He’s a nice guy, but I’m worried being honest about his irritating habit will be hurtful to him.
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My bosses keep accusing me of lapsing back into bad habits. How do I let them know they’re wrong?
Work Advice: Can I opt out of discussing religious podcasts at work?
My boss says discussing religious podcasts on leadership is optional, but I’m worried about consequences if I take her at her word.
Does DEI training discriminate against White people? Courts will decide.
As the focus of workplace trainings has shifted from “anti-bias” to “anti-racism,” multiple plaintiffs allege such efforts tread on their civil rights.
Work Advice: How can I persuade my boss to keep my friend on staff?
My unpredictable boss wants to acquire property where my friend is the live-in caretaker. How can I advocate for my friend so she doesn’t lose her job and home?
GAO report says U.S. courts must do more to stop workplace misconduct
The watchdog agency said the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts needs to gather more data on alleged wrongdoing and boost its responses.
$3.75M settlement marks largest workers’ rights deal in D.C. history
More than 1,200 construction workers are set to receive restitution for lost compensation and sick leave under the deal announced by the office of D.C. Attorney General Brian Schwalb.
Work Advice: My co-worker is cheating on his wife. Should I tell her?
How involved should you get when you don’t know the wife and it’s your word against the couple having the affair?
AFL-CIO, major labor unions rush to embrace Harris
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