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  • Free weekly update on the trends in HR and new tools added to Workforce.com. Delivered each Tuesday.

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  • See what HR professionals are asking, and what Workforce Management experts are saying. Delivered the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month.

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  • See the recruiting, talent development and retention strategies of top companies and get the resources for effective talent management. Delivered the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month.

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  • Stay current on the latest strategies and resources for training and developing your workforce talent. Delivered the 4th Wednesday of each month.

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    Preview Workforce Training, the latest addition to our family of online and print publications.

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  • Stay current on all aspects of employee benefits, from health care to retirement issues. Delivered on Wednesdays.

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  • Covering the latest technology trends, tools and applications that are shaping the workforce in the 21st century. Delivered the 2nd Wednesday of each month.

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    Preview Workforce Technology, the newest addition to our family of online and print publications.

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Daily Q&A

How Do We Teach New Supervisors That It's OK to Be Assertive?

I am a new supervisor really struggling with what seems like a simple problem. How do I suggest assertiveness training to other new managers without coming across as demeaning? I want to make it part of annual reviews, but am not sure this is the best approach.

—My Tongue Is Tied, product administrator, services, Seal Beach, California

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