Monday, 1 April 2013

My Boss Is A Bully



WORK PLACE BULLYING!!!

Bullying and harassment can continue unchecked because people often don't want to talk about it. Bullies come in all shapes and sizes; they can be men or women, managers, supervisors or other workers. Bullies can harass one person or a group of people.

We have included a checklist to stop the workplace bully. What you should do:
Identify the bully or bullies - Make sure you know exactly who is doing the bullying. Is there a ringleader? Who has the power?
Keep records - Keep a diary of bullying incidents, when and where it happened, who was responsible and how you felt
Talk about it - Discuss the problem with other workers, health and safety representatives and union officials.
Do not retaliate - Don't become a bully yourself or use physical violence - you may be seen as no better than the bullies themselves
Stay where you are - Don't resign or seek a transfer - this would be letting the bully win
Make a formal complaint - A formal complaint should be in writing and you need to keep a copy. Make sure your complaint shows a consistent pattern of mistreatment and that you use the correct procedure (get help if you are not sure).

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