by Catherine Mattice | Nov 6, 2015 | Workplace bullying
While schools may have focused on bullying prevention measures, recent situations and research shows that workplace bullying prevention trainings might be essential in the corporate world as well. Workplace bullying is defined by Workplace Bullying Institute as the...
by Catherine Mattice | Nov 5, 2015 | Workplace bullying
Employers may exert the proper authority they want upon their employees, especially when workplace civility is in need. However, Australia’s Fair Work Act 2009 serves as a caveat, for it defined the statutory meaning of ‘bullying’. Jurisprudence by the Australian Fair...
by Catherine Mattice | Nov 4, 2015 | Workplace bullying
There are times when there are stuff we do at work which we do not pay attention to, or remain unnoticed. For us these things could be normal or ordinary, but some may consider it as snobbish or worse, a bully behavior by others. Such may be prevalent in an...
by Catherine Mattice | Nov 2, 2015 | Workplace bullying
Almost everybody knows that Apple’s Steve Jobs behaved like a work place bully. However, a memoir by Paul Allen, who was once Bill Gates’ business partner, also described the Microsoft mogul as a bully at work. Mike Hofman wrote about Allen’s book in GQ which shared...
by Catherine Mattice | Oct 28, 2015 | Workplace bullying
An article in The Telegraph titled “I was bullied out of the job I loved” caught my attention the other day. It recounted the experience of an employee who was bullied at work. However, the workplace bullying was subtle and it wasn’t enough to warrant a case be...
by Catherine Mattice | Oct 28, 2015 | Workplace bullying
When an employee starts off with a new job or even joins the workforce for the first time, that person is usually filled with excitement, along with a healthy dose of nervousness and apprehension. The new employee is typically brimming with ideas and is all set to...
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