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uals are more likely to interrupt others to speak out of turn and to fail to look at others who are speaking they are also more likely to tease friends and colleagues in hostile humiliating fashion surveys of organizations find that most rude behaviors shouting profanities bald critiques emanate from the offices and cubicles of individuals in positions of power my own research has found that people with power tend to behave like patients who have damaged their brain s orbitofrontal lobes the region of the frontal lobes right behind the eye sockets a condition that seems to cause overly impulsive and insensitive behavior thus the experience of power might be thought of as having someone open up your skull and take out that part of your brain so critical to empathy and socially appropriate behavior many of the magazine s articles are freely accessible online a lot of good material there share this print opens in new window print share on facebook opens in new window facebook share on linkedin opens in new window linkedin share on x opens in new window x email a link to a friend opens in new window email like loading succeeding as a waitstaffer hard work social intelligence november 27 2009 by david yamada in experience of work management practices psychology and work tags management practices psychology and work leave a comment earlier this month restauranteur bruce buschel posted one hundred things restaurant workers should never do to the new york times small business blog here s a sampling of buschel s advice 10 do not inject your personal favorites when explaining the specials 42 do not compliment a guest s attire or hairdo or makeup you are insulting someone else 50 do not turn on the charm when it s tip time be consistent throughout 60 bring all the appetizers at the same time or do not bring the appetizers same with entrees and desserts 67 never stack the plates on the table they make a racket shhhhhh 89 never patronize a guest who has a complaint or suggestion listen take it seriously address it while many items make sense to me from a customer s viewpoint the list strikes me as being overwhelming some of it comes across as being control freakish furthermore i m quite certain that other restaurant managers would take issue with some of them however beneath the directive tone is a lot of common sense about succeeding in a service business perhaps instead of warning people of 100 things not to do on the job much of this advice could be recast in a more encouraging way waiting on tables is hard work it s physically demanding it requires people smarts and an engaging personality to be good at it this applies whether you re working at a neighborhood diner or a four star restaurant by cultivating employees social intelligence a restaurant is more likely to thrive and staff are more likely to earn well deserved generous tips from appreciative customers the web posted comments from readers are interesting to read as well for buschel s nos 1 50 http boss blogs nytimes com 2009 10 29 one hundred things restaurant staffers should never do part one for buschel s nos 51 100 http boss blogs nytimes com 2009 11 05 one hundred things restaurant staffers should never do part 2 share this print opens in new window print share on facebook opens in new window facebook share on linkedin opens in new window linkedin share on x opens in new window x email a link to a friend opens in new window email like loading swedish study when men bottle up anger at work heart attack risk doubles november 25 2009 by david yamada in dispute resolution employment and labor law experience of work freedom of speech organizational justice psychology and work workplace health and safety tags dispute resolution employment and labor law freedom of speech organizational justice psychology and work workplace health and safety leave a comment not exactly the news i want to post a day before america s thanksgiving day but alas this study speaks for itself men who bottle up their anger over unfair treatment at work could be hurting their hearts a new swedish study indicates men who consistently failed to express their resentment over conflicts with a fellow worker or supervisor were more than twice as likely to have a heart attack or die of heart disease as those who vented their anger claims a report in the nov 24 online edition of the journal of epidemiology and community health in fact ignoring an ongoing work related conflict was associated with a tripled risk of heart attack or coronary death the study of almost 2 800 swedish working men found i m going to be writing more about the links between psychologically unhealthy workplaces and the risk of cardiovascular disease but for now let me say that none of this surprises me we need to change our workplaces so that people feel free to express their concerns at work amidst a fair minded responsive institutional culture our employee policies should embrace this and our employment laws should protect responsible non disruptive speech at work here s the full article with ed edelson reporting for healthday news via yahoo http news yahoo com s hsn stifledangeratworkdoublesmensriskforheartattack share this print opens in new window print share on facebook opens in new window facebook share on linkedin opens in new window linkedin share on x opens in new window x email a link to a friend opens in new window email like loading utne reader s 50 visionaries november 24 2009 by david yamada in career planning creating good jobs meaningful work strategies for change tags career planning creating good jobs meaningful work strategies for change leave a comment since the mid 80s the utne reader has celebrated the alternative press highlighted independent journalism and encouraged us to build a humane creative society the nov dec issue features 50 visionaries who are changing your world folks who are pursuing labors of peace love and justice they include wafaa el sadr founder international center for aids care and treatment programs parmez sharma filmmaker maya enista ceo mobilize org richard nash founder cursor julie cajune american indian education advocate julia judy bonds co director coal river mountain watch lance ledbetter founder dust to digital patricia van nispen tot sevenaer executive director ila microjustice for all if you re searching for inspiration and examples of how you can make a difference spend some time digging into this feature here s the full article with links to in depth bios http www utne com politics 50 visionaries changing your world hope 2009 aspx share this print opens in new window print share on facebook opens in new window facebook share on linkedin opens in new window linkedin share on x opens in new window x email a link to a friend opens in new window email like loading the legality and ethics of unpaid internships november 23 2009 by david yamada in business ethics career planning economics employment and labor law essay posts internships labor market management practices personal finances tags business ethics career planning economics employment and labor law internships labor market management practices personal finances 7 comments a lot of people are working for free these days many are students who are securing unpaid internships as a possible investment in a future career others are unemployed and want to gain experience and contacts so they are volunteering their time and talent they are heeding advice by career counselors and columnists to offer to work without pay as a way of opening doors to new jobs and careers from a practical standpoint i don t blame anyone for using the internship volunteer route to enter or re enter the workforce especially in today s difficult economy as an educator i have given that advice many times to students and recent graduates but i do so with ambivalence something is very wrong with our economic system when those who provide genuine labor are not compensated for their work while i can understand public and non profit employers having to rely on unpaid interns it is wrong when profit making enterprises do not pay at least the minimum wage in addition it s very likely that many of these arrangements especially the common practice of unpaid internships violate minimum wage laws the fair labor standards act the federal wage and hour statute does allow exemptions to the minimum wage for those who meet trainee status however one of the requirements for trainee status is that the employer derives no immediate advantage from the activities of the trainees or students and on occasion his her operations may actually be impeded this is an awfully tough standard to meet most interns provide an immediate advantage to the employer even if the work involves relatively unskilled labor it s not necessarily the small mom pop businesses that are stiffing their interns several years ago in researching a law review article on the rights of student interns see link below i was stunned to learn that as of 2000 employers such the aclu brookings institution cnn merrill lynch mtv rolling stone magazine sotheby s auction house and the white house were among the prestigious and presumably well financed entities whose internship programs provided no compensation hopefully that has changed but even so today there is no shortage of other employers who happily accept free labor we have become so accustomed to unpaid internships as a rite of passage that we ignore the significant social and economic class implications fields such as journalism print and electronic politics and the arts are infamous for offering unpaid internships it means that these opportunities are disproportionately limited to those who can afford to work for free i am skeptical that there will be any hue and cry against this widespread practice for students volunteer internships have become very much a part of the educational and credentialing experience and now many unemployed folks are joining the fray but is the minimum wage really too much to ask for anyone who is providing genuine work contributions to an employer for a freely downloadable pdf copy of my law review article the employment law rights of student interns connecticut law review 2002 share this print opens in new window print share on facebook opens in new window facebook share on linkedin opens in new window linkedin share on x opens in new window x email a link to a friend opens in new window email like loading learning from the aftermath of workplace violence november 22 2009 by david yamada in psychology and work workplace health and safety workplace violence tags psychology and work workplace health and safety workplace violence leave a comment sadly workplace violence has been in the news a lot lately with the most prominent story being the horrible killings at fort hood in texas tom jacobs writing for the miller mccune magazine blog reports on studies done as a follow up to the virginia tech killings in 2007 as possibly providing lessons that may help those who experienced the fort hood tragedy psychological trauma among virginia tech students in the wake of the 2007 mass shooting was widespread and long lasting according to newly published research that suggests such tragedies are communal events with far reaching ramifications the research provides insights that could be helpful to members of the ford hood community suffering post traumatic symptoms in the wake of last week s mass killing at the texas military base as well as to counselors working with that traumatized population the article concludes by suggesting that in light of findings in the research on virginia tech i n measuring the psychological impact of traumatic events we may be overestimating the importance of direct exposure to the tragedy and underestimating the importance of the person s underlying life condition the resources tangible and intangible they have to draw upon the full miller mccune blog post http www miller mccune com news virginia tech study contains lessons for fort hood 1603 share this print opens in new window print share on facebook opens in new window facebook share on linkedin opens in new window linkedin share on x opens in new window x email a link to a friend opens in new window email like loading workplace bullying and american employment law the state of research education and advocacy november 18 2009 by david yamada in employment and labor law workplace bullying mobbing and abuse tags employment and labor law workplace bullying mobbing and abuse leave a comment i have posted an early draft version of a forthcoming law review article workplace bullying and american employment law a ten year progress report and assessment which will appear in a symposium collection in the comparative labor law policy journal published by the university of illinois college of law here s an abstract of the article this article details the early history of efforts to make american employment law more responsive to workplace bullying covering a period roughly from 2000 to the present day with much of the commentary grounded in the author s personal involvement in these initiatives it starts by examining research education and advocacy efforts concerning workplace bullying and its legal implications it then explains the major provisions of the latest version of the healthy workplace bill model anti bullying legislation drafted by this author that has been the basis of bills introduced in over a dozen states legislatures since 2003 the article closes with an assessment of the future of legal and policy initiatives to protect workers against severe workplace bullying in the united states as law review articles go it s relatively short and attempts to cover a lot of ground it s the most complete summary of legal and policy initiatives related to workplace bullying in the u s the article still needs to go through the journal s editing process but the information contained in it should be useful to anyone who wants to know what progress has been made during the past decade and where we have to go from here link to freely downloadable pdf of the article http papers ssrn com sol3 papers cfm abstract_id 1507950 share this print opens in new window print share on facebook opens in new window facebook share on linkedin opens in new window linkedin share on x opens in new window x email a link to a friend opens in new window email like loading the role of unions and collective bargaining in combating workplace bullying november 17 2009 by david yamada in employment and labor law essay posts labor unions massachusetts workplace bullying info workplace bullying mobbing and abuse tags employment and labor law labor unions massachusetts workplace bullying info workplace bullying mobbing and abuse 9 comments organized labor can play an influential role in preventing and responding to workplace bullying both as a safeguarding presence for workers and as a 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