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When sued, employers must preserve all evidence in their possession that may concern the lawsuit and its underlying claims. That means that as soon as you receive an EEOC complaint, you should issue a litigation hold directing the retention of all electronic communications, such as e-mails. Don’t let employees make their own decisions about which e-mails they should keep.

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Think meditation is “too soft” for hard-core leaders? Think again. The U.S. Navy teaches “holistic leadership” ... Make wise use of limited new-hire funds by screening interviewees with this question: “What’s the toughest feedback you’ve ever received and how did you learn from it?” ... Brainstorming sessions may not be the best way to generate the best ideas ...
If you're managing an office, chances are that you're the kind of person everyone's always looking to for help. From your boss to your colleagues ... your kids to your spouse ... you're the "go-to" person to solve problems, answer questions and get things done. But there's one problem with this situation: When you need a problem solved or a question answered, who's there to help you?

Vouchers for compact fluorescent light bulbs and rooftop solar panels have taken their place next to health insurance and flextime as popular employee benefits. Young job-seekers want to work for socially responsible, environmentally friendly companies. That’s one reason more companies have begun offering “green” employee benefits.

E-mail, that revolutionary productivity tool, has a dark side. It can create divisions between co-workers, hurt productivity and destroy focus, say critics. Some even draw a comparison between e-mail and gambling. To counterbalance the negatives, companies have been imposing “no e-mail Fridays” or “no e-mail weekends.” Anyone can take measures to keep e-mail addiction from getting out of hand, though.

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