Guide to Workplace Bullying Laws
Publisher: Tesseon
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Although certain actions may appear as innocent teasing or jokes initially, various behaviors can constitute workplace bullying, an increasing concern in modern workplaces. A recent survey by the Workplace Bullying Institute (WBI) found that 30% of U.S. workers reported being bullied at work (up from 17% just four years ago). That’s an estimated 48 million workers experiencing bullying in professional settings. Fortunately, various measures can protect workplace culture from fostering or ignoring bullying and harassment. Before implementing such measures, it’s important to understand the facts about workplace bullying.
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