Every workplace is full of people we pass without a second thought-the cleaner who empties our bin, the receptionist who greets us by name, the delivery driver who arrives before we do. Yet these very individuals often carry the quiet weight of being overlooked. Dignity at Work invites us to reconsider who matters, and how small acts of recognition can transform a workplace from a place of transaction into a community of mutual respect. Drawing on real-life stories and gentle, practical guidance, this book shows how a simple nod, a remembered name, or a moment of genuine curiosity can restore someone's sense of worth. It does not lecture or moralize but offers doable practices that fit into the busiest day. You will learn to notice the invisible labor that keeps your office running, to apologize when you have been dismissive, and to advocate for inclusive systems that honor every role. The result is not only a kinder workplace but a more effective one, where people feel seen and therefore give their best. Part of The Everyday Kindness Library.