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Audio CDs
It's possible that someone in your organization is bullying or harassing a colleague, and that that interaction could turn violent.
In this audio conference, Gregg Lehman, Ph.D., president and CEO of HealthFitness will describe the key steps in creating a culture of health that engages both the C-suite and employees.
“Her music is too loud!” “Tell him to take that calendar down! I don’t want to look at it.” “Does she have to be so loud on the phone?” How can you bring civility, respect, and a healthy dose of self-awareness to the folks in cubicles in your office?
As personnel travel to and from more remote destinations, it's inevitable that organizations will be exposed to more risks.
The new government GINA rules make it illegal to gather genetic information about your employees. Find out how to strike a balance between protecting yourself and offering health and wellness programs to your workers.
Books
Balance work and home life, beat procrastination, delegate with confidence, run an efficient team, be an organized leader, use technology to your advantage ... 10 minutes at a time.
"More, more, more." These days, employers are consistently asking managers and their employees to deliver bigger and better results.
We spend as much as 75% of our waking hours on work-related activities! In this new special report, you'll discover how to make the best of those hours and stay upbeat amid the day-to-day, inevitable frustrations of work.
If you're looking for ideas to help you make the most of every day, this special report is a must.
This new special report delivers the best of the best from the popular newsletter The Organized Executive.
Multi-Media
Do you and your staff know how to react when conflict breaks out in your organization? Handled properly, conflict among employees can actually be healthy.
When managers are uncomfortable, they will avoid handling delicate situations. Give your supervisors the training they need to feel more confident, and deal with the problems before they do more harm.
This toolkit teaches you and your staff how to organize your workplace and workloads so that you maximize those hours you spend in the office.
There are three toolkits that will help you and your staff gain 60 minutes of time each day, get better organized in only one hour per day for seven days, and deal effectively with the people causing your workplace stress.
This toolkit teaches you and your staff how to uncover the root of your stress and then deal with it, in an easy-to-understand, step-by-step process.
Online Training Courses
Workplace stress runs high all too often. The costs can be emotional, physical, and financial. Stress can mean absenteeism, employee turnover, lower productivity, and higher medical expenses.
This course helps you recognize that we all have different communication styles and mannerisms. It illustrates ways to avoid job-related stress and increase your success when working with others.
This course focuses on several violations of workplace courtesy. You may have been a victim of many of these violations, or perhaps you were an unknowing offender.
This course covers three major causes of workplace stress an offers tips for identifying and controlling particular stressors.
Videos
Imagine yourself as more efficient, helpful and productive. You'd know exactly where to begin, what questions to ask and how to get the job done right every time. Believe it or not, it is possible.
Workplace stress runs high all too often. Those of us who suffer from it know - it can be painful. The costs are emotional, physical and financial.
This valuable resource is filled with tips & techniques to help viewers adapt communication styles to reduce stress on the job.
You can be successful at your job without working 60-hour weeks, straining your family life or going home every night feeling exhausted and frustrated. The key is to manage your time effectively.
In today's competitive environment, attention to even the smallest details can mean the difference between success and failure. So, how can you pay better attention to the details in your job?