The Business of Blame

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Nov 1, 2004
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Some of the most toxic work environments aren’t those that produce hazardous materials or use dangerous chemicals. Poisoned work environments—an ongoing problem in Canadian workplaces—can be created by employees, customers or even by management, often in the context of racial or sexual discrimination or harassment.

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