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By Sultan Lawyers | 5 Minutes Read February 25, 2022

Social media and employee online presence/data privacy

Embracing social media use in a responsible way can have a significant positive impact on your business, your workplace culture, and employee/employer relationships. While there are many upsides to the use of social media, we also examine potential risks employers should be aware of.

Article by Sultan Lawyers / Business, Employee Relations, Privacy / business promotion, discipline, employee engagement, employment law, facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, privacy, professional networking, recruitment, social media, social media policies, twitter, workplace conflicts, workplace relationships Leave a Comment

By Marcia Scheffler | 4 Minutes Read June 24, 2013

Beat the heat – Tips to lower the temperature and resolve workplace conflicts

With sunshine and vacations you would expect the office to be a happier place during the summer. However vacations can increase the workload on co-workers, foster intermittent and missed communications and add to the stress level of employees who are struggling to meet a deadline before they go on vacation or coming back from vacation to an overloaded inbox. Rising temperatures can equal rising tempers!

Article by Marcia Scheffler / Employee Relations, Health and Safety, Human Rights / Conflict resolution, developing skills to resolve conflict, employment law, heat stress, managing the risk, stress level of employees, Unresolved conflicts in the workplace, workplace conflicts, workplace harassment, workplace violence

By Andrew Lawson | 3 Minutes Read February 22, 2011

The best lessons are not all learned in the classroom – the threat of the irate customer

As a workplace violence consultant and subject matter expert, I am well aware that irate customers pose a very real threat to front-line workers. It’s not very often that I am that irate customer.

Article by Andrew Lawson / Health and Safety, Human Rights, Privacy / consultant, employment law, irate customer, managing technology, security systems and devices, training, workplace conflicts, workplace resolutions, workplace violence

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