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Overview: When a man complained that a female coworker was sexually harassing him, his supervisor mocked him on social media and implied that he was a whining dog. The scenario: After his longtime partner passed away, Steven Kruitbosch, an employee …
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Would a staff member experiencing pain that could be linked to his or her job duties tell you about the pain? A recent survey suggests that the employee might not alert you to pain caused by the job. The survey of 1,000 U.S. employees conducted by …
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Keep in mind that there’s a pretty good chance someone on your crew has diabetes, a disease that causes sugar to build up in the body and can lead to even more severe health complications such as heart disease, kidney failure and …
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Let your crew members know that if they suffer an injury on the job because they were engaging in physical violence, they won’t be eligible for workers’ comp benefits. For proof, consider the plight of an employee who was hurt while arguing with …
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“We tried really hard to accommodate Belinda when she needed to pump breast milk,” said Supervisor Margie Brunton. “However, she had an inflexible schedule for pumping.” “Belinda says she needed to pump breast milk once every three hours because if …
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Summary: An animal rescue shelter employee who loved dogs was fatally mauled by two pit bulls that had been trained to fight. The incident: When volunteers with the Second Chance Animal Alliance (SCAA), Water Valley, MI, found out that a …
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