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What does your organisation do differently during turbulent times? How could "fun" at work positively change your employees' behaviour? And how should employers manage workers who smoke?



This week's blog posts from the HR Daily Community address these questions and more.

Ongoing pressure to do more with less is creating a "crisis in thinking", says HR Daily Community blogger, David Klaasen.

Can a known bully change his or her behaviour? HR Daily Community blogger Laura Lee suggests bullies need to demonstrate two things if given the opportunity to stay in a workplace.

Accountability can't be "dumped" on people - they need to willingly take it on board, says HR Daily Community blogger David Klaasen.

Being sexist isn't illegal, but sexist views can lead to awkward work situations and spiral into acts of discrimination, says HR Daily Community blogger Ben Thompson.

Downsizing or restructuring is often perceived as a "crisis" event, but organisations that adopt a long-term vision and plan strategically can minimise the impact it has on engagement and the company brand, says HR Daily Community blogger Bruce Anderson.

In this week's featured posts from the HR Daily Community, Karen Schmidt shares details of a simple yet innovative way to engage employees in your lunch room.

There are so many great blog posts on the HR Daily Community this week that we can't decide which to highlight.

Despite all that is known about the effectiveness of employee referrals, it remains rare to find organisations using them to fill a significant proportion of their roles, says HR Daily Community blogger Craig Shutt.

Getting the right systems, structure and approach to flexible work can take time and effort, but the results - in terms of productivity, engagement and retention improvements - are worth the journey, says HR Daily Community blogger Nicole Underwood.