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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.
March'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… [114 views in Mar]
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Working in Open and Partitioned Workplaces and Offices: Many offices and workspaces these days tend to be ‘open plan’ in nature which within them, might also include teams… [74 views in Mar]
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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… [62 views in Mar]
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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… [30 views in Mar]
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Office Attire: Work etiquette isn’t always about the way we say and do things and how we behave. Wearing the ‘proper’ clothing is also a major part of correct work etiquette. These days… [26 views in Mar]
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How Managers Can Improve Workplace Etiquette: High standards of workplace etiquette can make a significant difference to the atmosphere of any working environment. There are… [24 views in Mar]
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Latest Comments
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Nunsu
Re: Office Attire
Explain comprehensively providing concrete examples why the modern organisation has resorted to using open or partitioned work stations.
11 March 2019 -
Julika
Re: UK Smoking Rules in and Out of the Office
Hello . I’m working at Tesco . We are aloud to have 30min unpaid break and 15 paid min but we have to stay inside…
1 December 2018 -
Kingu
Re: UK Smoking Rules in and Out of the Office
Been caught rolling a cig on site but not smoking it have to attend a disciplinary hearing smoking is banned on…
27 September 2018 -
shaz
Re: UK Smoking Rules in and Out of the Office
Hi im in the uk and recently asked for a transfer as i work nightshift with adults with disabilities but due to…
19 September 2018 -
TheRizlaSlim
Re: UK Smoking Rules in and Out of the Office
Whether employers are within their rights or not, things that I have read in this article IS discrimination.…
3 August 2018 -
WorkEtiquette
Re: UK Smoking Rules in and Out of the Office
Terrier - Your Question:My boss constantly smokes in the workplace including the kitchen. I.ve told my employers…
2 July 2018 -
Terrier
Re: UK Smoking Rules in and Out of the Office
My boss constantly smokes in the workplace including the kitchen. I.ve told my employers and they keep saying…
30 June 2018 -
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
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