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Former Miss Massachusetts Shares What She Calls Sexual Harassment on TikTok, Goes Viral
Former Miss Massachusetts USA Whitney Sharpe shares what she says was a blatant case of sexual harassment caught on video.
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Former Miss Massachusetts Hold Her Ground in Alleged Sexual Harassment in Viral TikTok Video
Former Miss Massachusetts, Whitney Sharpe, on her viral TikTok video calling out what she says was blatant sexual harassment.
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Why Gen Z Isn't Giving Two Weeks Notice
Dr. Lisa Orbe-Austin joins Current to talk about a growing trend: younger workers giving employers less of a heads-up when they’re leaving.
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What Employees at the NBC Boston Media Center Hope for in 2023
Derek Zagami hit the newsroom at the NBC Boston Media Center to ask employees what they are hopeful for in 2023.
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Where Have All The Go-Getters Gone?
Dr. Lisa Orbe-Austin talks about how work culture has changed after the pandemic.
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Should You Get Creative With Your Resume? Experts Decide Whether You're More Likely to Land Your Dream Job
People are making their resumes look like company’s websites or products. Experts weigh in on whether this helps secure dream jobs.
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Managers Facing Burnout
Dr. Lisa Orbe-Austin talks about a new survey that finds managers are facing a high level of burnout.
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The 10 Mistakes You Could Make at an Office Holiday Party That Are Most Likely to Get You Fired, According to a Recent Report
A recent report reveals the top 10 office party behaviors that can get an employee fired, including dancing with a coworker and flashing someone.
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Avoid These 10 ‘Cringeworthy' Phrases That Are Annoying Your Co-Workers
CV Maker recently asked more than 4,500 people which corporate buzzwords they considered to be unbearably irritating.
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Passive Aggressive Behavior In The Workplace
Dr. Lisa Orbe-Austin talks about some of the most common passive-aggressive behaviors in the office and how we should approach someone who is displaying these kinds of behaviors.
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Stop Saying “I'm Sorry” At Work
Usually, when a minor inconvenience happens at work, the first thing we tend to say is sorry. Dr. Lisa Orbe-Austin talks about some other things we can say instead, and how saying sorry too much can be a bad thing.
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Crop Tops and Workwear
Stylist Heather Newberger talks about how brands are taking current styles and making them appropriate for the workplace.
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Impacts Of A Toxic Boss
Dr. Lisa Orbe-Austin shares her advice for handling bosses that trigger you, and how you should respond.
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Surgeon General Weighs In On Toxic Workplaces
Dr. Lisa Orbe-Austin discusses the Surgeon General’s comments about toxic workplaces and the recommendations he’s making to employers.
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Cold and Flu Season Is Here, and People Are Showing Up to Work Sick Again: ‘Sneezes Will Go Around in a Domino Effect'
An unwelcome guest is making its return to offices: the common cold.
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Does Your Boss Understand Your Motherhood Stresses? How ‘The Returnity Project' Came to Fruition
Motherhood is full of peaks and valleys, but no one explains that to your boss; that’s where “The Returnity Project” comes in. Drawing on her own “returnity pains” after the birth of her first child, Lauren Brandt is on a mission to make work-life balance more than a corporate catchphrase. She reveals how she’s working with some of the...
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What You Should Know About Quick Quitting
Dr. Lisa Orbe-Austin talks about a new survey from LinkedIn that found that more workers are quick to call it quits, also known as “Quick Quitting.”
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How To Stop Comparing Yourself To Co-Workers
Dr. Lisa Orbe-Austin shares her advice on how to not compare yourself to a co-worker.
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Would You Take A Pay Cut To Work From Home?
Sue hit the streets and welcomes Michael Cupps from ActiveOps to talk about how employers are navigating the demand to work from home.
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Finding Stability When Work Is Unstable
Pandemic? Recession? The uncertainty hanging over the workplace over the last few years hasn’t gone away. Psychologist and Executive Coach Dr. Lisa Orbe-Austin joins Current to discuss how managers can best communicate what to expect to their employees.