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Q&A: Staff smoke breaks

May 1, 2010

How do I structure breaks in a way fair to smokers and nonsmokers?

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Fraud: The enemy within (your practice)

April 13, 2010

Fraud and embezzlement can happen to you. Read about a college panel discussion on the topic, then discuss on dvm360.com.

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Survey: Office romance is OK, but save the drama for your mama

February 23, 2010

Managers need to step in when employee romances hurt job performance and the work environment.

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Q&A: Taming team member tardiness

February 12, 2010

Short of termination, how can I discipline a team member who is habitually late for her shift?

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Get a grip on employee carelessness

December 1, 2009

What to do when team members fail to take care of equipment.

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Leaders who lose their confidence, more apt to lose their temper

November 18, 2009

New research shows how feelings of self-worth are tied to workplace behavior.

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Video: How to give effective feedback

November 4, 2009

Dr. Amanda Donnelly, MBA, shares three tips to making the most of feedback when delegating tasks.

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BizQuiz: Do you know the right way to fire?

October 23, 2009

You're the boss. Are you prepared to handle this situation? To find out, answer the following questions about the employee termination policy recommended by Mark Opperman, CVPM.

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Identity theft strikes Ohio clinic, clients lose thousands

October 1, 2009

Kettering, Ohio -- Michæl Rohrer worked at the front desk at Kettering Animal Hospital near Dayton, Ohio, for only a few months when police made the call.

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