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  1. Look Inside 'Open-Door' Policies - SHRM

    Jun 9, 2010 · “When I told a client he needed to be more in touch with his staff, he told me that he had an open-door policy," said HR consultant Rick Mauer of Mauer & Associates in Arlington, …

  2. Navigate Workplace Conflict for a Better Work Environment

    Here are four steps to resolve workplace disputes: Open-door policy. As a first step, encourage employees to meet with their immediate supervisor to discuss and resolve work-related issues.

  3. HR & Workplace Policies - Examples & Essentials | SHRM

    SHRM human resource policy must-haves cover everything from overtime and social media to how your firm handles harassment.

  4. Settling Conflicts in a Remote-Work World - SHRM

    Apr 6, 2021 · For managers, having a virtual open-door policy that allows employees to discuss anything on their minds is a good strategy to ensure healthy relations between remote …

  5. Drive Performance Through Culture: Takeaways from INCLUSION …

    Nov 18, 2024 · Create a true open-door policy to allow the free flow of conversations and ideas. As a leader, you don’t necessarily have to literally keep your door open at all times.

  6. How Managers Create Successful Work-from-Home Culture - SHRM

    Dec 8, 2023 · If you have an open-door policy at the office, make sure that stays true when you’re working remotely. Not only does this show a consistent company culture, but it helps improve …

  7. Verizon has a policy of zero tolerance for discrimination, sexual harassment or other harassment based on race, color, religion, age, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression ...

  8. Open and Transparent Communication - SHRM

    Nov 14, 2023 · Fostering a culture of innovation requires open, transparent communication. Information must be shared upward, downward, and laterally.

  9. Provide training for managers and supervisors. ns consistently and fairly. Encourage managers to keep open-door policies to foster an environment in which employees feel c

  10. The company’s open-door policy allows and encourages you to discuss any matter freely, openly, or in confidence, and without fear of any recrimination or retaliation whatsoever.