CCSU professor urges law targeting workplace bullying
NEW BRITAIN — Workplace bullying is back in the public eye.
According to a recent national survey, an overwhelming majority of Americans — 93 percent — support enactment of a new law that would protect workers from repeated abusive treatment at work. Only 1 percent strongly oppose such a measure.
According to a recent national survey, an overwhelming majority of Americans — 93 percent — support enactment of a new law that would protect workers from repeated abusive treatment at work. Only 1 percent strongly oppose such a measure.
As what they have said the bully tends to emerge in the professional workplace where managerial positions are often filled due to educational background and/or the means to purchase partnerships. Thus, those tutored beyond their level of intelligence stroll into positions of authority. When work demands surpass their abilities, these oafs begin to browbeat and bully subordinates in an effort to camouflage their own deficiencies. As what our Almighty Father said You shall not take vengeance or bear a grudge against the sons of your own people, but you shall love your neighbor as yourself: I am the Lord. So as God's creations we shall not take any advantage to others in a negative way we must be an inspiration to them we must protect each other safety is here http://bit.ly/1nctEuL.
ReplyDeleteI agree with the poster above. But it is a pity that we need more people like such mentality to make our workplace bully-free. It not only creates distress, tension and sadness in the minds of the employees but it degrades their performance at very great extent.
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