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Other steps employers can take include:-vary the workloads of each individual;-rotate people on assignments;-set a time for individual and group rejuvenation;-give people a time out, both on the job and off the job; and-give sabbaticals after five years or so.And most importantly, implement a zero-tolerance policy on poor behavior in the workplace. An organization has to be very clear and up front about how it plans to treat various incidents and infractions. It has to decide what warrants termination and what warrants counseling and/or a lesser punishment. One of the best ways to make a zero-tolerance policy work is to eliminate potential problem, so that the policy doesn't have to be tested. Posting the policy on bulletin boards and the intranet, and providing training, counseling, and crisis response teams should follow that. It also means clearly thinking about what punishments fit particular infractions, and then sticking to the policy.Zero tolerance on poor behavior in the workplace sends an unmistakable message to the masses. Unacceptable and detrimental behavior will not be tolerated under any circumstances. To some extent, zero-tolerance policies in the workplace reflect a larger societal backlash against unwanted behavior and actions.
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