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The rise of violence in the health workplace
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Health care facilities are increasingly experiencing violent incidents ranging from verbal harassment to severe physical attacks, according to panelists who spoke during an American Hospital Association webinar. One panelist talked about a female nurse practitioner who was frustrated with her male coworkers and created a plan to poison them with tainted baked goods. Hospital staff were able to identify the nurse's behavior and stop her plan before she implemented it.
Full Story: SmartBrief/Health Care (10/22) 
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Recruiting & Retention
Chipotle bets on AI to optimize hiring processes
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Chipotle Mexican Grill has launched Ava Cado, a multilingual AI hiring platform developed by Paradox, to enhance the hiring process across its 3,500 restaurants and support the chain's plans to grow to 7,000 units. The automated virtual assistant can collect candidate information, schedule interviews and send job offers, reducing hiring time by up to 75% and improving the candidate experience while reducing job advertising costs.
Full Story: Nation's Restaurant News (free registration) (10/22),  Restaurant Business (10/22),  QSR (10/22) 
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State legislatures prioritized workers' compensation issues like "mental injuries," cannabis and independent contractors this year, according to a report by the National Council on Compensation Insurance.
Full Story: Safety + Health (10/22) 
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The HR Leader
Leaders who publicly admit to mistakes create an environment of psychological safety in the workplace that can prevent employee burnout and turnover and bolster efficiency and productivity, organizational psychologist Adam Grant said in a keynote address at this year's AVMA Veterinary Business and Economic Forum. Employees in a psychologically safe workplace can speak up without fear, challenge the status quo, disagree and have difficult conversations without fear of reprisal, Grant said.
Full Story: AVMA News (10/21) 
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Welcome to Friday Faves! Every Friday, I spotlight books, podcasts, email newsletters, documentaries or other content pieces that I enjoy. I also share suggestions that I get from you. Got a favorite for your peers? Send it to me. I may include it here for a future column.
 
I covered an education conference last week. The closing keynote speaker was Joe Sanfelippo, former educator and superintendent of Fall Creek School District in Fall Creek, Wis. Sanfelippo wrote a book 1 Minute Walk to Work. The book is a set of reflections and lessons that Sanfelippo gleaned during his daily 92-step walk from his home to his school office. Those walks changed how Sanfelippo worked with and viewed his students, educators and community. It made him a better leader.
 
I flipped through the book during a break in the workshops. I discovered his insights were relevant to my world too and bought the book. I’m enjoying my time in it, highlighting tips and ideas that can help me in my role and better serve my team.
 
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