Workplace Bullying In The United States

Bullying at workplace is about repeated activities and practises that are directed against one or more workers that are unwanted by the victim; that may be carried out deliberately or unconsciously. This unethically behaviour clearly may cause humiliation, offence, and distress; and may interfere with work performance or cause an unpleasant working condition (Einarsen and Raknes, 1997). According to Leymann (1996) and Olweus (1987), workplace bullying can be defines as negative behaviour from someone to others that constantly occur. The psychological nature is the main exposure to negative and aggressive behaviour that related with concept of bullying at workplace. British journalist Andrea Adams devised the phrase “workplace bullying” to define a group of harassing behaviour that employees may be exposed to at any period of their vocation, irrespective of their association in a protected class based on gender, ethnicity, age, etc.

Bad employers use bullying strategically to rid the workplace of good employees to avoid a legal obligation, such as paying some worker’s compensation or claims. The workplace bullying can be direct or indirect, may be missed by superiors or known by many throughout the organization. Workplace bullying can be either direct or indirect behavior which is perceived as affecting an employee’s right to dignity and respect at work. It can be expressed through

There is a negative effect on efficiency as there will be more absenteeism and loss of significant staff as an aftereffect of disappointment at work, low self regard, dissatisfaction and loss of trust. Distinctive studies demonstrate that separated from bringing about financial mischief, sexual harassment can likewise negatively affect the human brain research. Victims may experience the ill effects of different entanglements like a sleeping disorder, discouragement and loss of enthusiasm for the family. Sexual harassment can be exceptionally mortifying and this may prompt wellbeing and security issue. Because of these all components, I have selected this topic for my

According to Griffith, D., & Goodwin, C. (2013), bullies in the workplace can be reflected in actions such as ridicule, humiliate, create fear and socially isolated the prey. Workplace bullying can happen between peers and subordinates. Predators usually target on particular individuals as a victim then humiliate in manner of words expression, mocking, or giving unreasonable dateline and to criticise the quality of the work of the victim. Once they reached the intolerant level of the victim, it may causes a conflict or even legal issues. An instance of a case in Cantor Fitzgerald UK, a senior director was awarded damages in monetary, because the firm’s president regularly screamed with offensive language at

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ABSTRACT AIMS AND OBJECTIVES The study aims to investigate factors influencing incivility behaviors in nursing causing high turnover rates by examining and reviewing the causes of incivility behaviors, also to discuss the available effective strategies that can help reduce incivility behavior in nursing. BACKGROUND Internationally, various studies and reports have raised concern regarding hostile behaviors in the nursing workplace. Incivility in nursing is defined as rude or disruptive behaviors which often result in physiological or psychological distress for people involved and if left unaddressed, may progress into a threatening situation (Broome 2011).

CHALLENGES ENCOUNTERED WHEN TRYING TO CURB SEXUAL & RACIAL DISCRIMINATION AT WORKPLACES. Discrimination wrongfully inflicts disadvantageous treatment on persons based on their affiliation in a significant social group. Racial Profiling By definition, racial profiling is treating someone first as a “suspect,” using a person’s race, religion and/or ethnicity alone as a sufficient prognostic indicator of potential unlawful behavior.

Sexual Harassment in the Workplace Sexual harassment in the workplace is an issue that affects many due to the high rise in reported and unreported cases. Both men and women across the U.S and worldwide are being affected directly and indirectly. Certain measures are needed to prevent sexual harassment from arising in the workplace, and it is only through an effective education that this will be achieved. According to the National Women 's Law Center (2000), “Harassment can poison the work atmosphere and negatively impact other workers who are not themselves harassed.

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Prevalent in many forms ranging from bullying, mistreatment, emotional abuse to molestation and coercing sexual relationships, it has a potential to severely cripple the productivity of a workplace. Lowered morale, increased stress, low self-esteem and dysfunctional personal relationships among the employees are all direct products of harassment and are all points of departure from the real purpose of workplaces. During my study of newspaper articles on the subject, I came across a range of reports greatly varying on the circumstances of the tort, the manner of harassment and the course of action after the report. For first impressions, as opposed to the common perception of workplace harassment being a class specific and limited occurrence, harassment can in fact be seen very frequently in every section and class of the professional society.