Newsrooms ramp up security after 5 die in shooting | Learn a candidate's emotional intelligence with 3 questions | 5 ways to help employees during open enrollment
Major newsrooms are adding security after a gunman has killed five people at a Maryland newspaper. Some are concerned attacks on newsrooms and journalists will increase.
An easy-to-overlook but arguably paramount factor when hiring is a job candidate's emotional intelligence, which measures motivation, social skills and other qualities. Kellie Brown of Humantelligence recommends three questions to ask, including one focusing on reactions to conflict at work.
Starbucks has broadened health insurance coverage for transgender employees. The company's insurance, which has covered sex reassignment surgery since 2012, now also covers procedures including skin grafts, hair transplants and facial surgery.
The thing to learn about bullies is that they have a honed set of tactics designed to maximize their gains at the expense of others, writes Alaina Love. These people have no problem taking all the credit for successful projects and deflecting all the blame when they fail, she writes.
After Jair Ripoll, a United Airlines flight attendant, was diagnosed with polycystic kidney disease and learned he needed a new kidney to live, his fellow flight attendant Steven Lepine stepped up to volunteer his own.