An awkward text exchange between a pregnant employee and her boss over maternity leave has sparked outrage online. UK career ...

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— -- There is a palpable anxiety in Officeville these days. Just when everyone thought it was safe to come out from under their desks after the recession was declared over — BAM! Europe ...

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Most employees are too intimidated to talk to their boss about work issues By . Sarah Kocher, SWNS. ... 65 percent of workers said they believe HR is there to protect the company and not the ...

4 Ways to Talk to Employees So They Listen No one likes to be lectured at the workplace. As a leader, here is how to communicate your needs to employees and get your agenda met.

The boss-employee relationship is always complex, and when you have a problem with your boss or the way he or she is handling a situation, ... This would likely make the talk counterproductive.

One of my employees (we’ll call him Neal) is very outgoing and friendly. We have some similar views on life (politics, child-rearing, etc.) and talk easily and often.

My boss is in her early 40s. She has made comments that are not my business about coworkers in their 60s who she says “should retire.” Needless to say I’m not too far behind those folks in age.

Since an employee's definition of "success" in their new job role may differ from their boss, it helps if it's discussed. "I hope that on their first day, employees will give me their vision of ...