You Can’t Be Serious! Putting
Humor to Work
“The definitive, most
comprehensive, one-size-fits-all handbook on
humour in the  workplace!”
Did you know that adding humor to the workplace
can reduce stress, boost morale, foster greater
teamwork, enhance customer service, spark creativity,
motivate employees, increase productivity and improve
the coffee in your office?
You Can’t Be Serious! provides
a compelling argument for taking humor, laughter
and play more seriously in our work lives. The
book offers more than 300 ideas on how you can
add humor to your workplace and includes dozens
of examples of businesses that put humor to work.
And, as an added bonus, it’s darn fun to
read (this option is available only to those people
who actually read the book).
“A great book! Jam packed with information
and a fun read to boot. I enjoyed the book so much
I give it out as a gift to many of my clients.” Stephen
Gooder, Investment Planning Council
“Your name and topic brought a record crowd
to our meeting.” Heather Ayres, Human Resources
Management Association of Manitoba
“Michael presents valuable, pertinent, and
USEFUL information in
a manner which is highly amusing and effective.” Terry
Zitnak, Area Manager, Alberta Sustainable Resource
Development
“Michael Kerr is awesome. I obtained enough
electricity to shock my hospital into shape.” Cathy
Ferdetta, Capital Health System
“Your dynamic, humorous and off the wall
keynote presentation set a whole new standard for
our conference sessions. Thank you for making such
a profound difference.” Brian Lee, Conference
Chair, Health Care Service Excellence Conference
About the Author
 Michael Kerr is an international speaker, workshop
facilitator, humorist and the author of four books.
A recovering government manager, Michael’s
passion is helping audiences tap into their HUMOUR resources
to help workplaces reduce stress, spark creativity
and foster more inspiring work environments. He
is a founding member of the Canadian Association
of Therapeutic Humour and he appears frequently
in the media speaking about the many amazing benefits
of humour. Surf him up at www.MikeKerr.com
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