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Bryan J. Pesta Mary W. Hrivnak Kenneth J. Dunegan 《Employee Responsibilities and Rights Journal》2007,19(1):45-55
Laws addressing harassment at work have evolved considerably since court systems first recognized that (sexual) harassment
is illegal. Now, managers must worry about protected classes other than sex (e.g., race, age, etc.), and the effects of harassment
on bystanders as well as victims (i.e., ambient harassment). Understanding these newer conceptualizations of workplace harassment
is critical for mangers dealing with an increasingly complex array of possible work environments, only some of which are illegal.
Toward this end, we present a taxonomy of eight possible work environments, created by parsing the legal definition of sexual
harassment (i.e., the first-recognized type of hostile work environment). The taxonomy illustrates the evolution of law in
this area, and highlights the multidimensional nature of workplace harassment. Also discussed are potential complications
arising from how a reasonable person and a victim might interpret behavior. Managers using the taxonomy may better assess
whether their work environments have crossed the line, or facilitate movement from less- to more-desirable work environments.
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This article analyzes and reviews the cost and design characteristics of medical savings accounts (MSAs). By placing premium savings from high-deductible health insurance in medical savings accounts, individuals have an incentive to shop for medical services. A more market-oriented health insurance and delivery system results, as individuals are now both users and buyers of health care. Data show that most families would accumulate balances in their MSAs that may be used for future medical expenses or savings. Through program design, the potential problems of adverse selection and cost to risk can be greatly reduced. 相似文献
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Business realities demand that organizations place a strategic emphasis on developing knowledge workers and becoming a learning organization. Numerous programs of organizational change and renewal must also be undertaken to keep firms competitive. This requires ongoing training for all employees to succeed in today's global marketplace. While external consultants and professional staff are often called upon to provide this training, many organizations are turning to their own employees as an effective, lower cost alternative. There are several benefits to using this strategy, but significant support must be provided to realize these benefits. Herein, we describe a systematic process to turn novice employee trainers into a powerful force for organizational change. By transforming employees into disciples, organizations can give training the impact it needs. 相似文献
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