While employers can’t prevent employees from engaging in political conversations at work, they can have a policy to keep them in check. An HR expert from People Managing People shares his tips on how: #politics #HR https://bit.ly/4cN2Cum
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Political conversations at work - This post gives employers some hints on how to handle the inevitable political conversations that occur at work. https://lnkd.in/gXgdVxZW #employeerelations #hr
How to engage in political conversations at work — without a fight
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It's a national election year and political discussions can lead to HR concerns and employee issues. Avalon HR can help to build a framework to minimize negative conversations while respecting personal opinions. This is a great article from Michele McGovern. Get ahead of this touchy subject in your workplace. https://lnkd.in/gEPVG2xp
5 Ways to Navigate Political Discourse at Work | HRMorning
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🌟Exciting Insights with Employee Benefit News from our very own Head of Head of People: Preston Taylor! 🌟 Gone are the days when politics was a forbidden topic at work. In today's workplaces, employees seek a safe space to discuss and engage in political conversations. Preston sheds light on how organizations can navigate election discourse without it turning toxic and how HR tech can help drive creating an inclusive company culture. Join the conversation on creating a healthy environment for discussing politics at work! 🗣️💼 #WorkplaceCulture #HRInsights #OfficeConversations #HeliosHR #EmployeeEngagement #futureofwork #mustread
Politics may have once been considered taboo at work, but now employees expect their offices to be somewhere they can engage in those types of conversations safely — and they want their employers to facilitate them. The head of HR at Helios shares how organizations can keep election discourse from getting toxic. #HR #workculture #politics #communication https://bit.ly/4cXfgqY
How to engage in political conversations at work -- without a fight
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It’s a Presidential election year, and the campaign season is already upon us. Do you have employees who are politically active or outspoken? Are political discussions distracting you from your core mission, or negatively impacting employee engagement? In this latest TriNet blog, our business conduct and ethics expert Michael Kraft shares tips for how employers can ensure a political discussion-free workzone. #TriNetblog #Politics #WorkplaceDiscussions
Addressing Politics in the Workplace for Small & Medium-Sized Businesses
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This article explores the pros and cons of different approaches, providing practical guidance for employers and managers to foster a respectful and productive work environment while maintaining employee morale: https://bit.ly/3SDTpN4
Political Conversations in Your Workplace? How to Handle Them
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🗳️ Navigating Election Tension in the Workplace 🗳️ Every four years, the U.S. presidential election brings varying opinions into our lives, including the workplace. Employers play a vital role in supporting employee well-being and fostering effective communication during this time. From setting clear guidelines to promoting unity, there are key steps you can take to maintain a harmonious work environment. 👉 Read more on our blog for detailed steps and tips! https://lnkd.in/eXHMkmkC #WorkplaceWellbeing #ElectionSeason #HR #EmployeeEngagement #CareerLearning
Election Tensions in the Workplace
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I read this great article today on how the "Work Should Be a ‘No Politics’ Zone." Here are some of my thoughts on the piece. Share your thoughts on this topic too! https://lnkd.in/dy8CpsGB Here Are Proactive Steps for HR to Manage Political Tensions As HR professionals, we have a responsibility to proactively address potential issues arising from political discussions in the workplace. Here are a few additional steps we can take: Review and Update Policies: Ensure your employee handbook clearly outlines the company's stance on political activities and discussions during work hours. Communicate Expectations: Regularly remind employees of these policies and the importance of maintaining a professional environment. Train Managers: Equip managers with the tools to handle political discussions that may arise, ensuring fair and consistent enforcement of company policies. Address Complaints Promptly: Take any complaints of discrimination, harassment, or retaliation seriously and investigate them thoroughly. By taking these proactive measures, we can create workplaces where employees feel valued, respected, and free to focus on their work without the added stress of political disagreements. #HR #WorkplaceCulture #Leadership #EmployeeWellbeing
Work Should Be a ‘No Politics’ Zone - HR Daily Advisor
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Insights from recent surveys shed light on how companies are approaching sociopolitical issues: *70% of CHROs intend to maintain current statement frequency *26% plan to reduce their stance *Employees, professional associations, and customers drive pressure for statements *Lack of formal criteria for decision-making raises concerns The question remains: How can companies find the right balance between impact and strategy in their public voice? #SociopoliticalIssues #DecisionMaking #accessibleHR #HR #humanresources #HRconsulting #companyculture #employees #employers https://lnkd.in/g8EYrCsV
One in four companies will comment on sociopolitical issues less frequently going forward, survey finds
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Picture this: HR professionals as the Sherlock Holmes of the workplace, donning our metaphorical magnifying glasses to unravel the enigma that is 'Office Politics.' 🔍🕵️♂️ Sure, HR plays a crucial role in maintaining compliance, crafting policies, and ensuring fair treatment for all employees. But beyond the paperwork and procedures, we're also the detectives of workplace dynamics, deciphering the subtle nuances of office politics. In this intricate web of alliances, rivalries, and unspoken rules, we work tirelessly to promote fairness, equity, and harmony. We're the ones who listen to whispered grievances, mediate simmering conflicts, and ensure that the game of office politics doesn't derail the collective mission. Our goal? To create an environment where your success at work is determined by your skills, not your political prowess. 🤼♂️💼 So, when you think of HR, remember that we're not just rule enforcers; we're the unsung heroes working behind the scenes to make your workplace a fair and just arena. 🦸♂️🌟 https://lnkd.in/gxTyerEU #OfficeSurvival #WorkplaceHarmony #HRHeroes
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It's an honor to be quoted in the recent HR Grapevine article by Ben Broomfield. The article delves into the importance of employers' concern regarding employee misbehavior outside of work. Check out the article to gain insights on this crucial topic and join the conversation. Thank you, Ben, for the opportunity to discuss. Link to the article: https://lnkd.in/ezCymz2A
Employee misbehavior outside of work - what, if anything, should employers do about it?
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