IMPORTANT LESSONS
Steve Easterbrook recently lost his job as McDonald’s CEO for having a consensual relationship with a subordinate employee in violation of company policy. According to the company’s policy “It is not appropriate to show favoritism or make business decisions based on emotions or friendships rather than on the best interests of the Company.”
Author Brigitte Kimichik explores the risks of dating at work in 2026 with a blog titled "Workplace Dating in 2026: Smart Move Or Career Risk?"
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Our book Play Nice - Playground Rules for Respect in the Workplace received a 5 Star Review from Reader Views, the reviewer in part stating in part "Brigitte Gawenda Kimichik, JD and JR Tomlinson’s “Play Nice: Playground Rules for Respect in the Workplace,” is an essential guide for navigating through the complex and often disturbing landscape of sexual harassment in professional environments. It is the first book in the Sandbox series and tackles an issue that affects an alarming number of individuals. Statistics show that one in three women has experienced sexual harassment at work."
Learning how not to be a bystander is critical in moving the needle towards progress in eliminating sexual harassment socially and in the workplace. The Authors of Play Nice provide a short list of what you can do!
It can be very difficult for women in domestic violence situations to leave if they are financially dependent. We share some great articles with helpful resources for financial independence.
Setting personal boundaries in the moment is very important. Don't let go of an opportunity to teach someone how he may be invading your personal space—especially if the moment involves sexual harassment!
NY Governor Cuomo is in hot water over sexual harassment allegations. His attempt to apologize failed. The Authors of Play Nice review what he should have said.
A recent study shows that less attractive women who make sexual harassment allegations are perceived by the general public to be less credible and less likely to have suffered harm, which could prevent non-stereotypical women from legal protections!