Dec 28, 2020
Workplace bullying has many faces. Just as it can manifest in many forms, it also has many ill-effects that doesn’t end when you leave the office.
People can be bullied at any age and in any situation.
So in this episode, Linda breaks down what workplace bullying really is, how to identify the perpetrators, and what to do if you feel like you're the target.
Linda R. Crockett MSW, RSW, SEP is a workplace bullying expert.
Linda completed her master’s degree in Clinical Social Work specializing in workplace harassment and bullying and has been a professional social worker for over 32 years. As a witness and target of Workplace Harassment and Bullying (including mobbing) in her own profession, her career is dedicated to the development of a Centre which provides Education, Intervention, Prevention, and Restorative / Recovery options for Employers and Employees impacted.
She completed additional training at the Workplace Bullying Institute in the USA and remains connected and supported as an Alumni member.
Linda is an active member of the International Association of Workplace Bullying and Harassment (IAWBH).
If you’re not sure if you’re a target of workplace bullies, listen to this episode and find out:
00:38 - How and why did Linda dedicate her career to become a workplace bullying expert
05:22 - What is workplace bullying?
10:03 - Who gets bullied, and who does the bullying?
13:49 - What happens when leaders are bullied by their team or subordinates
14:29 - Reasons that drive bullying behaviors
18:08 - The role of the H.R. department in workplace bullying
20:09 - When do negative behaviors become bullying behaviors
21:20 - The emotional, psychological, and physical impact of workplace bullying
24:51 - What are the early warning signs of bullying behaviors?
25:54 - What you need to do when you feel like you’re being bullied at work
29:41 - How can yoga and meditation help with the treatment of trauma
32:15 - What is the distinction between workplace bullying and unlawful harassment and discrimination, and how to navigate it under the law?
36:58 - What is the distinction between workplace bullying and a hostile work environment or a toxic workplace?
Resources Mentioned:
- Workplace Bullying Institute (U.S.A.) - https://workplacebullying.org/
- Alberta Workplace Bullying Research, Resources, and Recovery Center (Canada) - www.abrc.ca
Connect with Linda R. Crockett:
- Website: Alberta Bullying Resource Center https://abrc.ca/
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/workerssafety
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/workplace_bullying_expertise/
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/BullyingAlberta
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/abrc/
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