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October 25, 2018
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Google bars F-word, other explicit language from internal docs
Google has banned the F-word and references to sexual acts in internal documents and URLs. The move comes four months after the company released employee-behavior guidelines.
Business Insider (10/23) 
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O.C. Tanner’s 2018 Global Culture Report
Great workplace cultures provide a crucial advantage for organizations. Our new Global Culture Report shares key insights and simple actions organizations can take to create meaningful employee experiences, dramatically improving workplace culture. Download now!
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Recruiting & Retention
Women having hard time getting blue-collar work
Women having hard time getting blue-collar work
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Blue-collar careers are booming right now, but women are only filling about 25% of these jobs, according to a new report from Georgetown University. Women without degrees are having a hard time breaking the mold of traditionally masculine jobs, such as construction or factory work, Georgetown economist Nicole Smith points out.
The Washington Post (tiered subscription model) (10/23) 
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The 6 Biggest Talent Selection Mistakes
In today's tight labor market, you can't afford hiring mistakes. Yet that's what can happen if you adopt best practices that turn out to be anything but. Find out if your company's approach is backfiring—and how to get it right. Check out 6 Talent Selection Mistakes You Don't Know You're Making.
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Benefits & Compensation
Small firms owned by minorities likely to offer benefits
Eighty-five percent of African-American and 81% of Hispanic owners of businesses with as many as 500 employees offer a benefits package, compared with 64% overall, according to a Nationwide survey.
The Columbus Dispatch (Ohio) (tiered subscription model) (10/24) 
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Technology
Tools for improving your hiring decisions
Finding the right staff can be a challenge, but several tools can help. Jennifer Lobb shares five options for evaluating job candidates' skills, eliminating bias and making technical hires.
Nav Small Business Blog (10/23) 
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The HR Leader
Workplace trust is low. How can leaders fix this?
Workplace trust is low. How can leaders fix this?
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Dysfunctional work cultures are rampant and trust in institutions has fallen, giving leaders a hard task in building better workplace cultures," says S. Chris Edmonds in this blog post and video. These leaders "demonstrate, celebrate and advocate desired behaviors -- like integrity, inclusion and service to others -- in their organization," he says.
SmartBrief/Leadership (10/23) 
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