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Ethical dilemmas: How do I distinguish right from wrong – and act accordingly? Advice from the experts

Chartered Management Institute

Advice: Ethical dilemmas: How do I distinguish right from wrong – and act accordingly? Additional reporting by CMI Insights Friday 12 January 2024 Share Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to LinkedIn Share via email All managers will face ethical dilemmas in their work. Advice from the experts Written by Beth Gault.

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Frontline Festival: Leaders share tips about professional development

Let's Grow Leaders

This month’s festival gives tips about professional development for leaders. Shelley Row of Shelley Row Associates participates regularly with her professional association where she learns from her peers and invariably gets practical tips she can use. Welcome back to the Let’s Grow Leaders Frontline Festival. Follow Shelley.

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Hope Is What People Need from Leaders Today

Michael Lee Stallard

As to the impact of hope, Brooks noted: “In a report in The Journal of Positive Psychology in 2013, researchers defining hope as ‘having the will and finding the way’ found that high-hope employees are 28 percent more likely to be successful at work and 44 percent more likely to enjoy good health and well-being.”.

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Dealing with Unresponsive HR: What to Do When HR Ignores Your Concerns

HR Digest

Utilize Your Company’s Ethics Hotline: If you’re uncomfortable approaching your manager or HR again, consider using your company’s ethics hotline. Many organizations have anonymous reporting systems specifically designed to handle workplace misconduct. Keep advocating for yourself and your rights.

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Addressing Workplace Misconduct: Best Practices for Employers

HR Digest

Addressing employee misconduct effectively is essential in laying foundation for a safe, inclusive workplace and creating an ethical work culture. Outlining a process for reporting employee misconduct. Indicate how employees can report a misconduct incident and to whom? Promote an ethical workplace culture.

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360-Degree Feedback Programs To Help Your Company Grow

HR Digest

The term 360-degree feedback has gained global popularity with reports from Forbes indicating that more than 85 percent of Fortune 500 companies use 360 feedback to review their employees regularly. The evaluation report is a compilation of feedback from managers, peers, and juniors.

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CMI Highlights – 17 January

Chartered Management Institute

Her tips include acknowledging that seasonal depression is real (whether because of financial pressure or the fact it’s dark at 3.30pm); offering wellbeing days and challenging people to reach new heights. So there’s another tip for starting the year as you mean to go on: #BeMoreTaylor.