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May Chapter Meeting: Civility and Respect: The Exception, Not the Rule, in the American Workplace

  • 05/14/2019
  • 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
  • UofL Shelby Campus, Burhans Hall, Rooms 162-163

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Civility and Respect: The Exception, Not the Rule, in the American Workplace

Pending SHRM and HRCI


Program Description

Many American workplaces publicize core values to their employees and external stakeholders which usually include the core value of respect. The reality is that while these values are written on paper, they are not embedded in the culture of the organization. The American employee at all levels is suffering from extreme stress in the workplace due to high expectations, long hours, and wages. To add to those typical workplace challenges, many employees are suffering from stress due to being bullied by their boss, a behavior that is often lawful and tolerated by most organizations. In this program, Natasha Bowman discusses the harmful effects of workplace bullying on the American worker and makes the case as to why we must bring civility and respect back to the workplace.

 

Presenter


Natasha Bowman, JD, SPHR

 

Presenter Bio

Natasha Bowman JD, SPHR, has been leading organizations through the complex, fast-changing, human resources landscape for over ten years. She has developed a reputation as an expert consultant and thought leader for organizations like The Heritage Foundation, Knowledge International, and Wiley Publishing and many others. Her expertise spans human resources management, talent management, employment law, organizational development, sourcing and recruiting, collective bargaining, and ethics and compliance. Apart from rich expertise and cross-sector experience, she brings an ardent intellectual commitment to the field. Her law degree has equipped her to guide million-person companies through HR crises by designing policies, training company leaders, directing investigations, and keeping the pulse of emerging trends in employment and labor law.

Most importantly, she is committed to developing the next generation of organizational leaders. She is one of the most sought-after speakers and teachers. She has spoken and taught at some of the prestigious corporate classroom and graduate business schools across the country such as Fordham University, Walmart Stores Inc., Manhattan College, Northwell Health, Georgetown University, and the Jack Welch Management Institute.

 

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