Workplace
Bullying interviews, videos and audio files:
Why
workplace bullies are far too expensive to keep.
Listen to Know Bull!s audio file, to hear some of the 'costs'
associated with keeping the bully (39sec):
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What
exactly is 'workplace bullying'? Listen to Know Bull!s audio file
to hear what defines 'workplace bullying' (1min 13sec):
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How
prevalent is workplace bullying?
The 'bully boss' stereotype is real. Listen to Know Bull!s audio file,
to hear about the prevalence of workplace bullying (1min 6sec):
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Workplace
bullying affects both targets and witnesses.
Workplace bullying reduces productivity and morale in the
workplace. Listen to Know Bull!s audio file (1min 2sec):
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Australian
employers have a specific statutory duty to ensure the health,
safety, and welfare of employees. Listen to Know Bull!s audio file
to hear the 'impact' on organisations, where employers ignore
this 'duty' (2min 11sec):
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Dispelling
the myth that workplace bully 'targets' are 'weak', or 'invite'
the bullying behaviour. A workplace
bully 'target' goes to work...to work. Listen to Know Bull!s audio file
to hear a general profile of 'target' characteristics (2min
44sec):
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How
does workplace bullying get a 'foothold'?
The two most common questions bully targets ask, is 'why me?',
and 'how did this happen?' Listen to Know Bull!s audio file to
find the answers (2min 54sec):
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A
brief profile of the 'workplace bully'.
Bullying is 'behaviour'...and behaviour is 'choice'. Which means
bullies choose to bully. Listen to Know Bull!s audio file
(1min 19sec):
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What
are some of the more 'common' workplace bully behaviours?
Workplace bullies never use a single bullying behaviour in
isolation. Listen to Know Bull!s audio file to find out some of
the more 'popular' bully behaviours and tactics (1min 11sec):
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Find out the distinction
between what is...and what isn't... 'bullying'.
Halarie Barskey from
GMA Radio, interviews Tory Johnston, GMA Workplace Contributor,
about dealing with the office
'bully'. Listen to the interview (4min 57sec):
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Video:
Calling a Bully a Bully. Bullying
is very expensive for the bottom line of any organisation, says
Carrie Clark, co-founder of the California Healthy Workplace
Advocates. This video defines what qualifies as bullying, and
how to stand up to a growing problem that Clark describes as a
national 'epidemic'. A good video worthy of viewing ['play'
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Video:
No Job Is Worth This - Episode 1.
An excellent documentary video by film maker, Beverly Peterson,
that follows the workplace bullying story of Tracey, a
mature-aged worker with 17 years on the job, who was just two years shy of retirement
when she became the target of a workplace bully. ['play'
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Video:
Workplace Bullying. Mediator &
Workplace Conflict Specialist, Ruth Sirman, speaks on Ottawa
Morning A Channel (Canada), about workplace bullying. ['play'
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