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How we behave at work influences our happiness and our employment aspirations. With topics for employees, employers, colleagues and clients, Work Etiquette offers clear, detailed and accurate information that can be used for the common work place issues that can so often cause difficulty.
June's Most Popular Articles...
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Workplace Do's and Don'ts: Workplaces can differ in every sense. From dress codes to the informalities of how people interact with each other, the protocol of the accepted etiquette will… [222 views in Jun]
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Overcoming Nerves During Business Meetings: Nerves can be a debilitating problem for many people. Business presentations, staff meetings and simply making a speech at an… [104 views in Jun]
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UK Smoking Rules in and Out of the Office: Smoking in the office and in any UK workplace has been against the law since 2007. But some employers are laying down rules on smoking… [76 views in Jun]
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Holiday and Sick Leave Workplace Etiquette: Holiday and sick leave workplace etiquette can be a tricky situation. Most companies will have rules on applying for holidays and… [54 views in Jun]
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Swearing in the Workplace: It is a common belief that people that swear too much are simply too lazy to think of the right word to say. Without wishing to sound terribly pious, there… [46 views in Jun]
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How to Write an Internal Email: Whilst it’s perfectly acceptable for internal e-mails to be less formal than those which you’re sending to external clients or customers it’s still… [42 views in Jun]
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pumpkin
Re: Workplace Do's and Don'ts
How to be good co-worker and good fiancee to my fiance Keion at work place?
1 June 2018 -
Luce
Re: Workplace Do's and Don'ts
@lydia - it depends on the organisation - if the organisation is rubbish and no structures are in place, then of course it can. Or if…
1 June 2018 -
Fee
Re: UK Smoking Rules in and Out of the Office
Our boss has decided the night shift staff can not go out side for a smoke from midnight to 6am day shift can…
1 June 2018 -
lydia
Re: Workplace Do's and Don'ts
i'd like to know how organizational behaviour can affect productivity in a company
31 May 2018 -
MISS COURTZ
Re: Dealing with Complaints
Thank you .. for helping us i have just got promoted and this has really helped me grow in my position changed my mindset and approach…
9 May 2018 -
Freddy
Re: Holiday and Sick Leave Workplace Etiquette
This post is bull. You only have a duty to notify your employer you are sick - the method is irrelevant. Any…
19 April 2018 -
Ionah
Re: UK Smoking Rules in and Out of the Office
@Migs - are you in the UK? If it says in your contract that you can't smoke as part of your job, then your…
20 February 2018 -
Migs
Re: UK Smoking Rules in and Out of the Office
I been working in a Christian charity for 7 years, now they are coming out with a new policy that they can test…
19 February 2018 -
WorkEtiquette
Re: Workplace Do's and Don'ts
Sandy - Your Question:I’ve been working at this place for six years and during that time I’m not had a good relationship with my…
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Sandy
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I’ve been working at this place for six years and during that time I’m not had a good relationship with my supervisor I feel she’s…
11 January 2018
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