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Workplace Bullying
Workplace Bullying
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How often do you think bullying takes place in the workplace?
Frequently
Sometimes
Infrequently
Never
What is workplace bullying?
Acts or verbal comments
Mentally hurt or isolate an individual
Negative physical Contact
All of the above
Is Bullying a workplace issue?
Yes
No
I do not know
What are examples of workplace bullying?
Spreading malicious rumors
Isolating or excluding someone socially
Physically abusing or threatening abuse
All the above
How does bullying can affect the workplace?
Decrease in morale
Increased stress
Decreased productivity and motivation
Increased absenteeism
All the above
How does bullying affect the individual?
Anger
Panic or anxiety, especially about going to work
Inability to concentrate
Low morale and productivity
All the above
What should you do if you feel you are being bullied?
Firmly tell the person to stop, his/her behaviour is not acceptable
Retaliate
Deal with it in isolation (suck it up)
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