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Author: Stephen M. Paskoff

Workplace Class Actions After Dukes v. Wal-Mart

Wouldn’t it be great if there were a single cure for every major problem? That hardly ever happens. Cancer is a mass of diseases attacked with medicine, surgery, radiation and other measures. Crime is fought at the local, state, federal and international level with an array of statutes and enforcement

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Documenting Learning or Managing Behavior?

Let’s assume we let these professionals do their jobs provided they all signed certificates verifying they had reviewed the materials listed below and completed a few multiple-choice questions to prove they knew the basics. We’d give: Surgeons documents and diagrams regarding surgical procedures and then assign them their first operation;

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Wash Your Hands and Do Not Bully Your Teammates

Read the title above, again, please. It sounds like something we’d have told our kids as soon as they could understand basic language and then later played their first team sports – soccer, baseball, football.  But those two simple messages are not being either effectively communicated or understood in many

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Slugging at the Pentagon: Civility at Work

The week before last I had the privilege of moderating a distinguished panel for the Department of Defense (DoD) at the 2011 Defense Employee and Labor Relations Symposium.  We discussed DoD’s troublesome rise in hostile workplace environment (HWE) and harassment claims. Investigating and resolving these charges, the vast majority of which

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