Paul in Cannon Beach
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I have always heard that the origin dates back to the time when it was believed that if you were sick, you were probably involved in sin.
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The e-mailers could be Muslim, Jewish, Mormon, Christian, or fans of Eric Clapton. "God" is a vague, non specific term. Which is why I have a hard time accepting that someone can be offended from something that is so generalized and relatively …
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The post doesn't say how the complaint was sent. I was just using that as an example of how some employees quickly fire off a complaint to HR and expect us to fix their problems rather than do the difficult work of actually talking to their coworker…
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So whatever someone feels is not appropriate in a workplace should be immediately stopped? Sounds knee jerk to me. Employees will make HR the hatchet man for all their petty little offenses if you want to let them. I say its more productive a…
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Pgaughan, did the person making the complaint explain why they were offended? Have you reviewed your electronic communication policy? That's where I would start. A knee jerk reaction would be to go tell the e-mailers to stop but you will simp…
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Im going to cheer for the Colts so its almost a LOCK that the Saints will win.
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Tonight is Coco's last show. My understanding is that NBC is paying him $40 million to leave BUT they will deduct any future salary he earns from his next show from this amount. So if Fox hires him for $25 million, NBC is off the hook for that amo…
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One of our summer food service staff tried to convince me that he could fire off a text in the time it took for him to walk from the kitchen to the freezer (about 20 feet). My response was "Fine, but you aren't watching where you are going."
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Lock. My wife told me its my job as protector of the family to lock up the house each night. We don't lock our cars though. Not regularly anyways. This area is very safe and its easy to get a false sense of security.
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Just don't model yours after the City of Bozeman.
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I brought this up at our SHRM chapter board meeting today and I think it blew their minds.
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US Post Office will reward employees who make cost saving suggestions with 1 percent of the savings. That could be a lot if you suggest something that could save money on a national scale. A family member of mine works for the post office and he h…
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Zappos is a smart company so my guess is they have thought this through pretty carefully before implementing it. Certainly, they have determined that it costs alot more than $2k to keep employees who are disengaged or unhappy. They are probably righ…
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Nae, sounds like you had a very positive experience. Hopefully, that is what most of these organizations are offerering. Perhaps they cant all be lumped into one group. I wonder if we all chipped in, could we send Frank to something?
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Actually the incident you are referring to comes up in some of the websites I've looked at so there might be some connection. But otherwise, no. I have read about incidents of verbal abuse and humiliation. I guess the idea is to break the parti…
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Sorry, Frank. I have had four assistants over the years and they have all been utterly amazing individuals. This guy sounds like someone who would make work for me. That's not acceptable...
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That's what I'm worried about. We are a non-union organization with only one location and we like to hug alot.
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For your Star Wars fan, the Taun Taun sleeping bag. [IMG]http://www.walyou.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/tauntaun-sleepingbag-2.jpg[/IMG]
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Congratulations Joannie! I have heard its a pretty challenging test. Way to go! Can I have your study books?
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I am going to try to earn my SPHR in 2010. That's my prediction. That's what will be different. That's what will keep me up at night.
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I do feel bad for this guy. He's getting crushed under the wheels of our soundbite media which loves this kind of story and dont give a whit about the people whose lives they destroy. That's not to excuse what he did but the reaction is beyond …
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Ok, I am outside. Now what? Ow.. the sun. It burns!
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I am so thrilled that I know someone who knows Russell. KSR is a facebook celebrity by association.
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If you find "Going Rogue" in his backpack, you may need to sit him down and have "the talk". Teens have their own language too. They use it to communicate via text without their parents knowing what they are saying. Here are some texts you need …
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Just wait until he sits you down and tells you that he needs you to accept his Republican lifestyle.
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Frank, I just e-mailed your son a link to this forum. Now its called "Mutually Assured Destruction". It only seemed fair. Let me know when he comes to you to renegotiate a higher allowance.
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Maybe Facebook needs an "intervention" button for when a friend or family member posts something you think they will eventually regret.
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Yes, but apparently clicking on the "LIKE" button when your son is talking about his night of intimacy is not cool.
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Yeah, that one was BAAAADDDD. Not as bad as you, Nae. But pretty bad.
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Russell's mess up is pretty tame compared to these Facebook Fails. [URL]http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/12/08/the-funniest-facebook-sna_n_383847.html[/URL] I love the boss that comments on his employee's whiny post. "I guess you forgot you a…