Why Corporations Prefer Arbitration to Litigation (Part III)
In the third of three articles examining arbitration, you'll learn the six reasons why it's preferred to litigation.
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Why Corporations Prefer Arbitration to Litigation (Part II)
In this second part, we'll break down the steps involved in a typical arbitration proceeding and outline some of the caveats that arise.
Why Corporations Prefer Arbitration to Litigation (Part I)
This is the first of three articles examining the legal concept of arbitration. Arbitration comes in two primary forms: binding and non-binding.
'Disruptive Change Management' Can Move Us into the Future
I recently had the opportunity to hear a sermon during which the pastor mentioned the concept of “disruptive change management.”
Why Do So Many Employees Distrust Their Managers?
Employees want to be empowered and challenged at work. Managers should serve as coaches only when employees need guidance.
Cybersecurity's Forgotten Edge: Vulnerable Web Services
Test your web services and other areas of security vulnerability, and test them often. Developing your own effective methods will take time.
Holiday Supply Chains Deal with Deliveries and Returns
The 2019 Christmas rush put added pressure on supply chains from manufacturers, transporters, retailers, and other organizations and people.
The Plight of Customer Service in the Retail Experience
As a consumer, one service that I believe needs improvement is customer service. I prefer to stay home and shop online versus going to a store.
Amazon and Its Internal Culture: Good or Bad for Workers?
In the case of Amazon, what is the truth in regard to work-life balance and its internal culture? The answers depend on whom you ask.