Workplace Civility and Political Civility Go Hand-in-Hand Conflict and disagreement arise among all coworkers, but some workplaces weather these challenges more respectfully and productively than others. Our data reveal a strong tie between the ability to remain respectful and civil during everyday workplace disagreement and acting with civility and respectful
Are you curious on the "Impact of the Presidential Campaign on the Workplace Environment"? It might not be what you expect! Download ECI's latest research Encouraging Workplace Civility During Turbulent Times for the full report. Special thanks to US Chamber of Commerce Foundation for their support! #civility #ECInitiative #WorkplaceCivility
Nearly two-thirds of U.S. workers have 'witnessed incivility in their workplace in the last month.'[1] Incivility and political tensions are increasingly affecting workplace environments, increasing tension, eroding engagement, and harming productivity. ECI surveyed 3,000 US employees on their perspectives, experiences, and the hurdles they face amidst the 2024 presidential election
UPDATE [2/26/20]: The survey has now concluded. Thank you for your participation. In a new video Anita Hill urges those in the entertainment industry to take the Hollywood Survey. The survey was developed by ECI for the Hollywood Commission. Click here to participate in the Hollywood Survey or
The Anita Hill-led Hollywood Commission on Eliminating Sexual Harassment and Advancing Equality hires ECI to conduct a survey in October of entertainment industry workers. This report will be used to create strategic initiatives being developed to address the twin issues of harassment and bias. Find out more at Deadline.com
As you’ve no doubt read in the headlines this past week, the ousting of Chief Executive Officer Leslie Moonves is yet another example in the long list of high-profile executives reportedly using power, authority and intimidation to commit unsavory and egregious acts against their employees. According to a recent Forbes