Are You a Pansy?
Belittling and insults can be forms of workplace bullying, but the author emphasizes that name calling doesn’t define one’s character.
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Navigating Harassment, Bullying, and Discrimination: Resources for Federal Employees
Federal employees should know about their available resources to address workplace bullying and harassment.
Harassment, Control, and Favoritism Passing for Leadership in the Federal Workplace
Harassment, control, and favoritism are a toxic form of leadership with devastating consequences.
Told, “You Don’t Need a Union Rep?” The Supreme Court Disagrees
If federal employees don’t get the assistance they need from their unions, do they have other options?
Do You Know a Bully?
What constitutes workplace bullying? These are some basic criteria and examples.
Workplace Bullying: A Form of Violence Pursued Under Title VII
Workplace bullying is something that federal employees can potentially face in their jobs. The author says the federal government must do more to protect its workforce from the harm caused by workplace bullying.
Bullying Kills – What to Do?
The author says that workplace bullying often leads to violence or even death. She provides some statistics on how pervasive the problem is and also some suggestions on what can be done about it.
YouTube Video Shines Spotlight on Workplace Bullying Issue
The author outlines some examples of workplace bullying and how it affects individuals and organizations.
Bullied to Death? Part Two: A Measure of Posthumous Justice for Phoebe Prince
Every article I have read about the Phoebe Prince case condemned the brutal bullying campaign carried out by these students, and its horrifying consequences, but there were many different perspectives as to what to do next.
Bullied to Death? A 15-Year-Old Massachusetts Girl Hangs Herself After Relentless Bullying at School
I think that we Americans do outrage particularly well. The problem I see is with our recurring lack of follow-up to such horrific incidents. In this case, I would have great difficulty understanding a lack of outrage on the part of anyone reading the article quoted above or the many other stories about Phoebe Prince’s tragic death.
