Workplace Psychologist, Dr Jennifer Newman talks about what happens when intimate partner violence threatens the workplace.
http://www.cbc.ca/earlyedition/worklife/2012/09/13/domestic-violence/
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Workplace Psychologist, Dr Jennifer Newman talks about what happens when intimate partner violence threatens the workplace.
http://www.cbc.ca/earlyedition/worklife/2012/09/13/domestic-violence/
Workplace Psychologist Dr. Jennifer Newman talks about bullying in the workplace. Part 1 and 2
Part 1:
Part 2:
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/victorsch/2012/03/21/special-guest–jennifer-newman-part-2… Read more
Workplace Psychologist Dr. Jennifer Newman talks about powertripping at work.
http://www.cbc.ca/earlyedition/worklife/2012/03/22/abuse-of-power-in-the-workplace/… Read more
Workplace Psychologist Dr. Jennifer Newman talks about betrayal at work.
http://www.cbc.ca/earlyedition/worklife/2012/02/02/backstabbing-and-betrayal/… Read more
It’s a workplace taboo.
The topic of power, is often swept under the office rug. Many eschew the idea that any differences in power, authority and responsibility exist at all. Rather, they prefer the idea that the workplace is democracy, … Read more
It’s flu season. Nasty bugs float freely through the office. Workers who succumb are faced with a hard choice. Do you bring your sniffles and sneezes to work, or call it quits and retire to the couch for a few … Read more
You’ve just applied for the perfect position, or you are up for promotion for the job of your dreams.
But, there’s a catch.
You have to do some psychological testing.
It is common to feel trepidation when faced with the … Read more
Workplace rudeness is rising.
It’s a subtle increase in poor manners at work–not exchanging greetings like, “hello” or “goodbye”, and failing to use please and thank you. It’s refusing to hold the elevator door for stragglers, or ignoring colleagues and … Read more
Every office has one. The employee who makes you run for cover when he approaches.
It’s the office talker – the one who sees a conversation as a soliloquy and wastes untold amounts of your time with endless chatter, opinions, or … Read more
Money is tight. You are barely making ends meet.
Considering taking on extra work – moonlighting – is inevitable when you are cash strapped. Those who moonlight aren’t trying to save for something fancy — it’s their retirement, the kid’s education … Read more
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