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How the Courts Define Discrimination

Insperity

Hewlett-Packard had a case of a Christian employee who posted anti-gay passages in his cubicle. Stay on top of new rulings, whether through e-mail blasts or consultants and attorneys. While you can’t discriminate against an employee for religious beliefs, you don’t have to permit them to promote their religion. Bottom line?

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A Look at Task Management Tools for Teams

Productivityist

1 But there are some elements of Evernote that make it a valuable addition to a team managing projects and tasks across the miles (or even the next cubicle over). With the ability to mail task to Evernote, you can simply share a notebook and go from there if you want. Surely I jest.

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is it wrong to remind coworkers to vote, resting your eyes at work, and more

Ask a Manager

I work in a grey cubicle in a grey building with no windows, no natural light, almost no human interaction, and the constant white noise of the air system. As part of the process, we mailed her a letter summarizing the situation and officially declaring that we had designated her as no longer employed due to job abandonment.

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Get More Done & Stress Less with These Simple Office Organization Ideas

SnackNation

If you sit near a wall or tall cubicle, don’t let that space go to waste. Use it to free up precious real estate on your desk by storing mail, office supplies, or electronics on the wall. Create a DIY Mail Station Using Old Books. We recommend InkWell Press’ docket style pad. Use Wall Space to Your Advantage.

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Here Are 13 Workplace Distractions Robbing You of Productivity (And How to Fix Them)

SnackNation

While the benefits of knocking down those cubicle walls are real, it’s true that open offices can be messy, noisy affairs. We answer high priority requests, respond to questions, browse articles from the various mailing lists to which we subscribe, and delete junk mail. The biggest reason? Often, this isn’t our fault.

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my coworker tried to film her pregnancy announcement and now there is chaos

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We just spent two years disinfecting our mail. Jessie and Daniela got super upset and offended and everyone in the cubicle block started arguing. Because there were no managers or HR on site that day, and I would be the next “ranking” executive, I stepped in and defused the situation as best I could.

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should you put stay-at-home parenting on your resume, I don’t want to train my new manager, and more

Ask a Manager

For example, if she were hired to manage fundraising, I’d expect that you might need to train her on how to use the internal donor database, common processes your team uses for mailings, how to use the finicky calendaring system, and so forth. So we could all be in the office 40 hours a week and still not be seen in our cubicle area!).