Sme workplace gossip could reduce the likelihood of employee turnover and, as a result, potentially boost an organization’s effectiveness, according to new research from Binghamton University.

Tired of one employee stirring the pot? Jane Harper lays out a calm, practical roadmap dealing with an employee who keeps complaining at work.

In high school, you might have dreamt of the day when everyone grew up and stopped gossiping. Then, you entered the workforce and realized that gossip doesn't have age limits. Who wants any of the ...

India, Dec. 3 -- Workplace gossip is an enduring phenomenon in organisational environments, involving informal communication with others, often without their knowledge. While it is frequently ...

Rumors are like invisible cracks slowly weakening the foundation of an organization’s culture. They thrive in environments where communication is inconsistent and uncertainty reigns. The consequences ...

Office gossip can be one of the biggest challenges to a productive and harmonious workplace. It seems like a harmless way to connect with colleagues over the water cooler, but in reality, gossip can ...

Everyone “knows” that gossip in the workplace is a serious problem. I did a Google search of “workplace gossip” and quickly turned up the following stories: - Ways to stop negative office gossip - ...

It’s never easy settling into a new office, but it can be especially difficult finding one’s business bearings if it feels like you’re meeting an entirely new workforce every few weeks. Indeed, many ...

Whether you and your work bestie send each other DMs throughout the day (because you don’t trust that your email or direct messaging apps aren’t being monitored) or you love to indulge in water cooler ...

Gossip may be viewed negatively, but this ancient social tool can be beneficial when used in a healthy way. Positive gossip, like sharing praise or good news, can strengthen relationships, while ...

Title IX regulations require schools, colleges, and districts to have policies and procedures in place to address claims of sexual harassment. Rumors and gossip are undoubtedly damaging, but do they ...

Gossiping gets a bad rap, but psychology experts say it could actually benefit our mental health. The activity can help "make meaning of our world and situations," according to Thea Gallagher, PsyD, ...