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Workplace Bullying

Workplace Health & Safety, 2013
Workplace bullying can not only cost thousands of dollars to replace an affected nurse, but also have detrimental economic effects on health care organizations. Occupational health nurses can provide leadership in preventing or eliminating workplace bullying.
Sharon J, Stagg   +3 more
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Emotions in the Workplace

Annual Review of Organizational Psychology and Organizational Behavior, 2017
Beginning in the 1990s and following decades of neglect, what came to be referred to as the Affective Revolution has radically transformed our understanding of the role played by emotion in organizational psychology and organizational behavior (OPOB).
Ashkanasy, Neal M., Dorris, Alana D.
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Wellbeing in the workplace

BMJ, 2010
Lack of precise measurement or recommendations should not deter employers from taking ...
Michael F, Roizen, Keith W, Roach
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Workplace Harassment

2023
Harassment and bullying in the workplace remain a significant feature of working life, despite both an increased awareness and legislation, around the issue. Employees can experience harassment from other employees and/or managers, and more often than not, this can have profound negative impacts on both individuals and organisations.
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In your workplace

Independent Nurse, 2013
NHS Trust HR director Graham White offers advice on employment issues affecting nurses
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Innovation and the workplace

Drug Discovery Today, 1999
With the increasing pressures on the pharmaceutical industry to meet the challenges of producing more drugs, in less time and at lower costs, all aspects of streamlining the process of discovery and development need to be addressed. The author discusses how a design process that focuses on process change, on key workplace characteristics and on setting
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The workplace of the future

Proceedings of the 15th ACM international conference on Multimedia, 2007
The workplace of the future will support the user to cope with a flexible change of multiple processes and tasks. The actual work context is observed by the system and this will be utilized to support the user with relevant information as well as recommendations to proceed in his work.
Knut Manske, Torsten Leidig, Lutz Heuser
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From ‘The Workplace” to Workplaces

2003
Abstract “The workplace,” as described so far, is an intensely social environment. Coworkers routinely cooperate in doing the work itself—the most literal meaning of “working together.” They socialize informally during the workday and sometimes afterward.
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Asthma in the Workplace

Nursing Clinics of North America, 2013
Occupational asthma (OA) refers to asthma that occurs as a result of workplace inhalation exposures. Most workers exposed to antigens and irritants will not develop OA. Although much more study focused on OA needs to be completed, it can be stated with some surety that identification of IgE-mediated sensitization and bronchial hyperresponsiveness ...
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Community at the Workplace

2008
Understanding communities and the conditions of their emergence is one of the main research goals of sociology. In sociology as well as in everyday life ‘community’ is usually considered to be a local entity, a neighborhood community. According to popular opinion and most of sociology, local communities are presently on their way out in western ...
Völker, B.G.M., Flap, H.D.
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