A sure sign that it’s late on a Friday afternoon is when workers set up office chair races. Two teenagers in Germany have taken that office tradition to another level.
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Tags: Friday, office chair, police
No one in HR likes to deal with a situation involving abuse of power.
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If an employee stole valuable property from your company, HR might be involved in getting the items returned. But do Houston police really want this evidence stolen from their property room returned — especially if it was used?
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Tags: court, police, stolen property
A police chief in Utah has voluntarily turned in his teaching credentials after shooting himself in the ankle while instructing a concealed weapon-permit course.
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Have you ever been asked to participate in a school’s Career Day to encourage students to plan ahead for their future? They can be good ways to get teens to check out future career possibilities.
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Tags: Career Day, police, stolen car
Imagine this: An employee makes a crucial error, one that either costs the company a lot of money or even puts another person’s life in jeopardy. The company fires the employee, only to have an arbitrator reinstate the worker.
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Tags: arbitration, firing, police
A Chinese policewoman who breastfed babies orphaned during May’s earthquake has been promoted to vice commissar of the Jiangyou Public Security Bureau.
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In this Internet age, there’s a lot more concern about employees’ access to sensitive company electronic records. But something as old-fashioned as making sure someone with access to cash turns it over every day can still be problematic.
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Would you dread having to talk to employees about their extra-marital affairs? Would you even want to know about them?
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“Good morning. Please. Thank you.” They’re all common courtesies that should be used with customers by service workers - people like store clerks, customer service representatives, waiters, etc.
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Tags: Beijing, courtesies, police
