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Psychological Harassment At Work

A great brochure from www.thebullyinginstitute.org on its services for organizations including a short workplace warning signals checklist. Recommended for bosses. (Please note: www.workworries.com has no financial relationship with this Institute whatsoever.)

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User: empowered
Date: 4/7/2005 2:48:00 PM

Thank you for your input. At work,I am experiencing much of what you discuss. Thank you for your validation and information. Hopefully, the city I work for will heed your information!

User: gkarch
Date: 10/13/2005 7:22:00 AM

Just read the article. I recently quit a job due to this type of harrassment, and now the states' unemployment division is questioning why I "quit" the position without notice...I am hoping with documentation from your articles I can substantiate the situation while I seek a workplace who is respective of my talent.

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