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Combating uncivil or bad behavior is ultimately about workplace culture, values, and accountability. Here are some helpful resources and ideas to consider when it comes to your workplace environment and the overall health of your organization: What Employers Should Know As Election Spurs Online Rants With the race for the White House shifting into high gear, millions of Americans are sounding off about the state

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Reboot Your Harassment Training – Webcast Recap

In March of 2015, the EEOC launched a special task force to look at the issue of harassment in the workplace. After more than a year of study, they’ve recently released their recommendations. Steve Paskoff, CEO and President, and Tucker Miller, VP of Client Consulting of ELI sat down with host Paula Garlen to discuss the report and offer their insight into the recommendations. What

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Five ways to make training successful after you've hired a provider

In part one of this series we uncovered five tips for making your training successful before you hire a training provider. Hopefully, that information was helpful to identify the kind of provider that is right for you. In this second post, we are going to explore five best practices for making the training a success after you’ve hired them. Let’s take a look: 1. Make

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How civility and culture affect compliance – Report on Medicare Compliance

In a recent edition of the Report on Medicare Compliance, Managing Editor Nina Youngstrom explored how civility and culture tie into compliance. Youngstrom decided to focus on the topic after attending a webcast sponsored by the Health Care Compliance Association and the Society for Corporate Compliance and Ethics. During the webcast, guest speaker, and ELI Vice President Tucker Miller asked the central question: Are we

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Five ways to make training successful before you hire a provider

Choosing a training provider seems like it should be a relatively simple task. Find the right content and all you need then is someone to deliver it. After all, training is training. Find the provider, schedule the classes and then you can figuratively “check the box” and it’s done. Right? In a word, “No.” Far from it. Unfortunately, organizations deploying their training with this mindset

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Harvard Business Review explores why diversity programs fail

In the July/August edition of the Harvard Business Review, Frank Dobbin, Professor of Sociology at Harvard University, and Alexandra Kalev, an associate professor of sociology at Tel Aviv University looked at Why Diversity Programs Fail and what works better. Epic fail Many of today’s organizations are working to reduce bias and increase diversity in the workplace. The problem, however, is that they’re using outdated strategies

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