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The Binghamton Tragedy and the Workplace

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The recent mass shooting in Binghamton shows us the true desperation of some who have been  affected by the current economic climate.  For those of us who are responsible for managing in the workplace this should make us think about the manner in which we treat employees and how our actions can influence such unwanted and unpredictable behavior.

According to recent news articles on the events in Binghamton, the accused gunman had recently been laid off from his job and felt that others had made fun of his poor English.  Hindsight being 20-20, it is sometime useful and helpful to reflect on events, no matter how horrific, to see what can be learned from them.

Full post as published by Strategic HR Lawyer on April 05, 2009 (boomark / email).

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