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Seeking Fairness at Work challenges employer "truths" by examining unwritten workplace norms - the invisible lines that when crossed, create organizational dysfunction. This new perspective on employee engagement explains employees' legitimate frustration and identifies missed management opportunities to improve workplace culture.

Recognized business strategist and Journal of Business Ethics Education editorial board member Hanna Hasl-Kelchner, MBA, JD identifies the five most common workplace norms that betray fairness, leaving employees feeling dispirited, disengaged, and headed for the door by examining the social psychology of how our basic human motivations intersect with the implied workplace social contract.

Clarion Foreward Reviews calls her recent book Seeking Fairness at Work: Cracking the New Code of Greater Employee Engagement, Retention & Satisfaction "pithy and persuasive," while BookLife Review compares it to Kim Scott's Radical Respect and Kim Dabb's You Belong Here.

Using evidence-based science, academic research, interviews, and real-life stories, Hasl-Kelchner merges organizational psychology with the practical aspects of workplace dynamics to offer ethical leadership an actionable five-part framework filled with practical tips to empower more employee engagement and retention, including chapters on how to:

• Rebuild Trust with More Self-Awareness

• Improve Relationship Chemistry with More Empathy

• Make Genuine Accountability a Cornerstone

• Maintain a Cultural Safety Net

• Mend the Structural Safety Net

Seeking Fairness at Work is ideal for executives, managers, and entrepreneurs who want to raise their employees' game instead of their defenses; the human resource professionals, consultants, and employment attorneys who advise them; and employees wanting a reality check of their own workplace experiences.

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