This week is International #WorkplaceBullying Awareness Week.
Here are examples of bullying, which have been normalised, but impact a person's mental health and self esteem:
1. Being told continuously that they are incapable, not good enough. Called "stupid", "idiot" or worse..
Here are examples of bullying, which have been normalised, but impact a person's mental health and self esteem:
1. Being told continuously that they are incapable, not good enough. Called "stupid", "idiot" or worse..
2. Singled out within a team by often being given impossible deadlines, tasks late on a Friday or late at night. In other words, doomed to fail.
3. Excluded from meetings, e-mails or information required to do their job.
3. Excluded from meetings, e-mails or information required to do their job.
4. Yelled at, on the receiving end of inappropriate language.
5. Mobbing, where a group of people at work pile on and bully a person.
5. Mobbing, where a group of people at work pile on and bully a person.
6. Micromanaged, boss/supervisor/colleague continuously looking over their shoulder and making remarks which serve to humiliate, not develop a person's work.
7. Being gaslit.
7. Being gaslit.
8. Not credited for their work and performance, being blamed when something goes wrong, without being supported by their supervisors.
Sound familiar?
Sound familiar?
This isn't normal and is NOT OK. If this is happening to you, tune into our events this week (October 19th - with 6 Experts on Zoom, and Oct 21st - Workplace Bullying in Asia on Clubhouse - see our Events page: the-speak-up-collective.mn.co/events
Our events include @BullyingAlberta @Conduct_Change @RemakingManhood @matheus_charles @emelliashariff @Nicholas_Gomez @VernonAE @liztai
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