Leah Hollis

Managing managers who might be bullying employees

Featuring Leah Hollis - July 10, 2013

How can you tell if one of your managers is a bully? Leah Hollis joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how small business owners watch for managers who is bullying employees and deal with the problem when it happens.

Category: Human Resources, Healthcare, Benefits, Management Fundamentals, Women and Minority Issues

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