Mathew Thomas

#Workplace habits that kill #productivity
1. Not planning tasks
2. Constant phone distractions
3. Multitasking
4. Skipping breaks
5. Procrastination
6. Poor time management

blog.TO

Canadian details the hate she experiences living in the U.S.
A Canadian working in health care in the U.S. shared a disturbing incident she faced in the operating room amid a discussion on the tariff war.TikToker @fern_9221, whose bio states that she's a neuroscientist, shared a video of herself sitting in her car after work in which she describes an expe...
#politics #healthcare #immigration #workplace #US #Canada
blogto.com/city/2025/04/canadi

Dissent Doe :cupofcoffee:

Today's reminder of the insider threat involves a pharmacist in Maryland who over a period of 8 years or more, used keyloggers and installed spyware on about 400 computers at the University of Maryland Medical System so he could spy on female co-workers in private moments at work (such as changing clothes, breastfeeding their babies), and in their homes. He was reportedly fired in October 2024, and was able to get another job in another healthcare facility in Maryland because there has been no criminal charges filed against him yet and UMMS apparently didn't alert his new employer.

If Maryland law is like my state's laws, the hospital may be barred legally from revealing what happened if asked for a recommendation by the new employer. And it seems the Maryland state pharmacy board can't just suspend a license unless there's been a conviction, so the failure to have criminal charges filed already seems to have put more potential victims at risk.

Unsurprisingly, a potential class action lawsuit has already been filed against UMMS with six plaintiffs so far. There are estimates that there are more than 80 victims of the now-former employee.

Some of the media coverage on the case: thedailyrecord.com/2025/04/04/

#InsiderThreat #keylogger #workplace #privacy #infosec

Six women sue UMMS, claiming staffer spied on them after security breach

Six women are suing the University of Maryland Medical…

Maryland Daily Record
Apr 05, 2025, 22:56 · · · 7 · 0
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"There are anger management classes, but not stupidity management classes.

It seems unfair, because at least 90% of my anger comes from dealing with stupidity."

#philosophy #workplace #CowOrker #anger #stupidity

Mathew Thomas

#ProfessionalHabits To Maximise #Productivity At The #Workplace
1. Avoid distractions
2. Communicate effectively
3. Regular breaks
4. Ask questions
5. Meet deadlines
6. Time management
7. Learn to decline politely
8. Create your pre-work rituals

Global News

Family calls for change after B.C. nurse dies by suicide after attacks on the job
Roseanne Wallace was 33 years old and worked as a psychiatric nurse at Kootenay Boundary Regional Hospital in Trail. Her family said she always wanted to help people.
#death #nursing #family #workplace #BC #Trail
globalnews.ca/news/11110293/bc

Ancestry Roads

My entire life I have never dealt with passive aggressiveness well. I have always handled it wrongly and it's backfired on me.

My job never ever has this.
The place I volunteer with is all about it.

Any advice on how to handle passive aggressive people?

#PassiveAggressive #Workplace #workplacewoes #NeedAdvice

Mix Mistress Alice💄

"Professor David Yamada is an internationally recognized authority on workplace bullying. He is a professor of law and the director of the New Workplace Institute at Suffolk University Law School in Boston. It is the primary drafter of model workplace anti-bullying legislation known as the Healthy Workplace Bill, which is serving as a template for law reform efforts in the U.S. He also is the founding board chairperson of the International Society for Therapeutic Jurisprudence, which promotes the application and design of laws, legal procedures, and legal institutions that support psychological health and well-being. Professor Yamada identifies former President Donald Trump as being a classic workplace bully, constantly resorting to ridicule, name-calling, and cruel putdowns in his public and private behavior. These actions are consistent with some of the worst types of workplace bullying. Drawing from the DSM-V, Trump’s behaviors are often called “cluster B” traits or behaviors. Cluster B includes narcissism, sociopathy, emotional dysregulation, impulsivity & attention-seeking."—The Influence Continuum

Workplace Bullying and the Law with Professor David Yamada >

castbox.fm/episode/Workplace-B

#podcast #workplace #bullying #psychology #health #wellbeing #managers #DavidYamada #sociopathy #Trump

Tommi 🤯

Since I am in Rome for a couple of days, I decided to come to work at the Library of the Senate of the Italian Republic this fine morning.

The library staff is not friendly at all, but the place is crazy.

I was asked what kind of laptop this is, and of course I proudly replied: “it’s a @frameworkcomputer, you should get one 😜

#Rome #Roma #Italy #Italia #SmartWorking #workplace #Framework #FrameworkLaptop #FrameworkComputer

BGDoncaster

Axios survey of AI adoption suggests AI is causing power struggles between leaders and workers. Half of executives saying that AI is "tearing their company apart".

Less than half (45%) of employees — versus 75% of the C-suite — think their company's AI rollout in the last 12 months has been successful.

Only 57% of employees say that their company even has an AI strategy — but 89% of the C-suite believes they do.

axios.com/2025/03/18/enterpris #AI #AIadoption #Executives #workers #Strategy #workplace #work #employees

CBC Top Stories

What's behind Severance's explosive success?
Apple TV+'s sci-fi drama Severance has broken records with the launch of its second season. Its explosive popularity could be because of its portrayal of extreme corporate control that people find relatable, critics say, coming at a time when workplace issues are front of mind for many.
#television #workplace #sciencefiction #News #Entertainment
cbc.ca/news/entertainment/seve

Global News

They become paramedics to help. But they are facing violence, threats, sex assaults
Duncan Pelly, a primary care paramedic said he thinks the public would be stunned to find out about the violence they face on the job every day.
#violence #healthcare #workplace #Health #BCParamedics
globalnews.ca/news/11088840/bc