Workplace bullying prompts healthy workplace bill push
A Harris Interactive survey of 3,892 workers finds 17 percent quit due to bullying and many see bullying as avoidable with strong policies. Experts from the Workplace Bullying Institute and law schools discuss protections, remedies, and the push for state bills to define abusive environments and allow lawsuits.
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Harris Interactive
Gary Namie
Bellingham, Wash
Namie
Ruth
Workplace
Rockwell Collins
Pam Tordy
Rockwell
Garrett Piklapp
Fareway Stores
Piklapp
Iowa Grocery Industry Association
Fareway
University of Iowa
Cynthia Joyce
Yamada
New York
Massachusetts
Iowa
Russians capable of securing Sochi Games expert says
Experts warn about Chechnya linked terror threats near Sochi while noting Russian security is robust. Analysts point to the Olympics risk of high-profile attacks but credit Russian forces with experience. An American security view varies on deeper involvement.
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Sochi
Wichita
Kan
Black Sea
Caucasus
Chechnya
Russia
Vladimir Putin
al-Qaida
Syria
Thomas Nichols
U.S. Naval War College
Moscow
United States
Europe
White House
Patrick Keller
Berlin
Konrad Adenauer Foundation
U.S
Putin
Knoope
Fred Burton
Stratfor
Austin
Texas
U.S. State Department
Eric Rudolph
Burton
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Nagley
Bruce
Sourcemedia.net
Peter Knoope
International Centre For Counter-Terrorism
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Hague
Netherlands
Olympic Park
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