Employees Gone Wild: Hilarious True Stories From The Lawyer Paid To Clean Up The Mess
Dallas, Texas, June 24, 2015 (Newswire.com) - Can we interest you in a feature story, book review or interview with Richard Burton? His hilarious, eye-opening and highly insightful look at misconduct in the workplace sheds new light on controversial and important topics.
His revelations will shock, entertain, and educate people about the realities of behavior in today’s work world. He is readily available for interviews in Dallas, Texas and by phone or appointment everywhere else.
Rae Norris, Landmark Management Group, Publicist for Richard Burton. Contact info: rae.norris@landmarktx.com. 972.202.4359.
Review copies, author and cover photography, email Q & A’s, and interviews are available upon request. Special feature story inquiries are welcomed and appreciated.
Employees Gone Wild: Crazy (And True!) Stories Of Office Misbehavior and What You Can Learn From The Mistakes Of Others
If you are employed, you have no doubt experienced fellow workers or the boss doing something stupid. Everyone cringes. Several people smirk. The guilty often slink away and hide for many months. Employee misbehavior might make office life interesting, but the downsides and liabilities can be downright shocking.
Dallas attorney Richard Burton has created a new and unique “manual” for the workplace that places misconduct into a whole new light.
Employees Gone Wild covers a wide array of, shall we say, “colorful workplace behavior,” illustrated with vivid examples drawn from Richard Burton’s own case files and investigations.
Hang on to your chair. Get ready for a ride you will never forget. The stories Burton shares will have you squealing with laughter and shock. For example, imagine if you will the following workplace scenarios:
• Two employees having hot and heavy sex in an open cubicle in full view of coworkers
• An employee leaving a special deposit in the bathroom paper towel dispenser
• A fired employee texting her former boss to threaten suicide
• Police showing up at the office and dragging an employee away in handcuffs
• Oral sex solicitations via office e-mail
Astonishingly, all these, and other equally outrageous scenarios are real. Burton was there and reveals the scandalous details in his deliciously smart, funny and savvy new book.
Employees Gone Wild
Richard Burton, Esq.
List $14.95
180 pages trade soft cover
Print ISBN: 978-1-63220-633-6
Ebook ISBN: 978-1-63220-779-1
Published by Skyhorse Publishing, New York City, NY
For more information visit: www.richardburtonauthor.com or www.skyhorsepublishing.com
Employees Gone Wild shares a raft of experience based guidance on where to draw the lines between personal and professional, what kinds of things are appropriate in what kind of workplace, where to get help if there is harassment or discrimination, and what will happen and how to handle a situation if there is trouble. For employees, it is a short yet absolutely riveting course on how to keep a job and build a career in spite of the shenanigans that can be encountered at work. For management, there are clear and concise recommendations on how to spot trouble, how to nip that trouble in the bud, and how to address it after the fact.
About the Author
Richard Burton is an accomplished attorney specializing in corporate law and commercial litigation. He is an expert on employment matters and has over twenty years of legal and business experience. During his career, he has "seen it all" when it comes to employee misconduct. Mr. Burton sits on the board of several corporations, is a frequent keynote speaker and provides practical advice to both companies and individual employees. He is the author of the critically acclaimed novel, Godsent, which has been optioned for a box office movie by the production company behind the Twilight saga.
Mr. Burton resides in Dallas, Texas.
Contact: rae.norris@landmarktx.com. 972.202.4359.