Civility

The Growing Costs of Incivility Are Negatively Affecting Business Performance

Accountability, Civility, Millennials & Gen Z, Moral Values, Political ethics, Sustainability, Technology, Workplace behavior / Leave a Comment /

The Security Executive Council’s Analysis Recently, I read a study by The Security Executive Council that identifies increasing incidence of incivility and related negative behaviors, including rule breaking, disorder, and violence, that is costing U.S. businesses billions of dollars in lost productivity and absenteeism attributable to incivility. The report identifies environments such as retail floors, […]

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Bringing Civility Back to the Classroom

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Can Civility Be Measured in a Non-Academic Sense? I recently read a piece by Sarah D. Sparks, Colleges Will Give a Leg Up to Students Who Demonstrate Civility,  posted on Education Week, that some colleges are going to give a “leg up” to certain applicants, based on civility determinations, which will provide a preferential advantage in the admissions process.

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