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Work would be a lot more fun if it were possible to choose colleagues and pick a kind manager, but in reality it is important to learn to work well with anyone. WorkRelationships was created to offer advice on how to build and maintain good relationships at work, and what to do when they go sour.
April's Most Popular Articles...
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FAQ: The Legalities of Salary Overpayments: Employers are legally entitled to recover salary overpayments. Employers are not actually required to inform employees that these… [236 views in Apr]
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What to do if You Think You're Being Treated Unfairly By a Boss: In the workplace, as indeed in life, there are a number of situations that have both an ‘in theory’ and an… [116 views in Apr]
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How to Handle Going for a 'Welcome Drink' on Your First Day: Your first day at work is stressful enough without having to endure the tradition known as a ‘welcome… [64 views in Apr]
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Bumping into Your Colleagues or Boss Outside of Work: There is, of course, one big fat question to ask right at the beginning of this article… Is It a Work Day? If… [56 views in Apr]
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When Things go Wrong in HR: The HR, or Human Resources, department in your workplace can be a great source of information and support for employees and employers alike. Most HR… [44 views in Apr]
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Attending Personal Appointments without Annoying Your Boss: In the main, companies accept that, occasionally, employees will need to go to attend appointments in work… [40 views in Apr]
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