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November'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… [334 views in Nov]
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What is Work Etiquette?: Work etiquette encompasses far more than simply knowing which hands to hold your knife and fork in at a gala dinner. Basically it incorporates all types of… [152 views in Nov]
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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… [102 views in Nov]
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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… [50 views in Nov]
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Business Card Etiquette in Various Countries: Here in the UK and in North America for that matter, there is very little ceremony when it comes to exchanging business cards. They’re… [38 views in Nov]
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Business Letter Etiquette: Business letters can come in many different formats. They might be used in response to a letter of complaint to request an overdue payment, to agree to a… [28 views in Nov]
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69et
Re: UK Smoking Rules in and Out of the Office
can my employer stop me smoking in my break outside office which is on the street been threatened with warning if…
30 October 2020 -
messi
Re: Overcoming Nerves During Business Meetings
I am female 35 years old, i have phobia of public speaking . this starts when i was 17 years old and joined my…
28 August 2020 -
Hassuana
Re: Business Letter Etiquette
Thank you for sharing. I think I have confidence now to write better emails.
17 August 2020 -
Bob
Re: UK Smoking Rules in and Out of the Office
Now everyone is working from home, the home is the new workplace... Can my employer prevent me from smoking in my…
12 June 2020 -
Genette222
Re: Etiquette When on Business Trips
Can a UK employer enforce a smoking ban outside of their building? There is an open-air quadrangle between 4 buildings…
30 April 2020 -
Liz
Re: UK Smoking Rules in and Out of the Office
Hi my employer asked me to go to the shop. Can I light up while am walking to the shop. I am in no uniform.
13 March 2020 -
ClaretKing
Re: UK Smoking Rules in and Out of the Office
If the statisticians are correct, 40-50% of people with mental health-related issues in the UK are smokers or use…
2 January 2020 -
Skay
Re: UK Smoking Rules in and Out of the Office
Hi, my college brings a portable ashtray at work and places it in her locker. As a result of it my whole locker,…
6 December 2019 -
naresh
Re: Workplace Do's and Don'ts
I am a researcher, working under a lady boss. she personally very good like my mother but she never listens to my voice. what she…
2 November 2019 -
Luc
Re: UK Smoking Rules in and Out of the Office
Hi, do employers have to provide a smoking area for the employees? For example I have to walk 15 minutes to the…
2 October 2019
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