Lifetime Television, the women’s cable network, has issued the findings from their workplace survey of women.

The survey concerned workplace attitudes and behaviors, especially those concerning the boss-employee relationship, job fit, and workplace ethics.

Boss-Employee (What about co-workers? departments? teams?)

Who’s the ideal boss? If male, Bill Gates (38%). If female, Oprah Winfrey (58%).
Three times more women would [...]

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2005 findings from the Jackson Lewis Workplace Survey have been released, according to the New York Business Wire (March 14, 2006). Jackson Lewis is a national law firm that represents management in workplace issues.

Corporate attorneys and human resource managers from large and medium-sized companies participating in Jackson Lewis workplace law conferences answered questions about trends [...]

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The new Hudson Survey shows that there is a considerable gap between policies and reality. While nearly a third (31%) of U.S. workers have witnessed co-workers engaging in ethical misconduct, only 52% of them reported it. This despite that 78% say their companies clearly communicate what they consider unethical and ethical behavior in the workplace. [...]

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Why is it when certain larger corporations receive bad publicity that is based on factual evidence (for example, insufficient product testing or withheld information), they immediately launch new advertising campaigns that appeal to emotion?

The people who would pay closest attention to details and evidence are high Cs (DISC) and theoreticals (Passions, Values), who want to [...]

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