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"The fight is never about grapes or lettuce. It is always about people." Cesar Chavez |
:: Wednesday, October 05, 2005 ::
hat tip: Workplace Fairness
Days of workplace bullies are numbered - Source: WorkBytes, Springfield News-Leader
'In essence, I believe that employers should face liability for severe bullying that mirrors their liability for sexual harassment,' Yamada told Workbytes.
Before you criticize him as just another professor with a sizable federal grant to spend, run 'workplace bullies' through your favorite search engine. You'll get about 200,000 entries (slightly less than the number for 'snot rags,' but still a fair amount).
For instance, there's kickbully.com, which says the best way to interrupt a bully is to say 'excuse me,' followed by the bully's name. Example: 'Excuse me, Bob, but that wedgie you gave me after the sales meeting was completely uncalled for.'------------------------------------------- posted 5:08 AM :: reference link ::
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