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Is anyone else surprised at all the attention given to the concept of the jerk-free workplace? Stanford professor Bob Sutton's book, The No Asshole Rule, has been on the best-seller list for more than five months and was awarded the Quill Award yesterday for business. At least 13 states are considering laws that would allow workers to sue workplace bullies.

Jena McGregor, Management IQ

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