Preventing Bullying in the Workplace
Bullying affects workforce health, psychological safety, and productivity. Lead your employees in making the right decisions at the right moments to stop bullying and create a welcoming space.
Better everyday decisions
Respect, thoughtfulness, and understanding: with these in hand, your employees can create a culture of inclusion that brings team members together help eliminate harassment.
The course covers these topics and more:
- What is workplace bullying?
- Examples of bullying behavior
- Differences between bullying and harassment
- The negative impact of bullying on individuals and organizations
- Role of employers, targets and bystanders
- Bystander intervention strategies to help stop bullying
Overview
Preventing Bullying in the Workplace Training
Workplace bullying is a pervasive problem, affecting 79.3 million US workers, according to a recent survey. And as more organizations shift to a remote or hybrid work environment, cyberbullying is on the rise. Workplace bullying is defined as an ongoing pattern of deliberate, hurtful, repeated mistreatment of an employee or group of employees by one or more individuals at any level of an organization. The negative impact of bullying is significant — affecting employee health, wellbeing and psychological safety, productivity, recruiting and retention and organizational culture.
While workplace bullying is not currently prohibited by federal law, many states have introduced anti-bullying bills. Importantly, if bullying is left unchecked, it can lead to illegal harassment if based on someone’s race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin or other protected characteristic. Providing workplace bullying training is an effective way to teach employees how to recognize bullying behavior and prevent it. Further, workplace bullying training reinforces an organization’s code of conduct and other policies and initiatives that promote a culture of civility, respect and inclusion.
Online Training
Preventing Bullying in the Workplace
This 20-minute course for employees and managers explains what behaviors are considered bullying, the difference between bullying and harassment, and actions that individuals and organizations can take to stop it, including bystander intervention techniques. A video host, on-the-street interviews, interactive exercises and viewer email and tweets raise awareness of different forms of bullying and address common questions.
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