Bullying at Work

Bullying in the workplace Bullying in the workplace is a problem facing many employers. Organizations may have serious problems, regardless of whether bullying is properly handled or not. However, being treated as one bully by a human being may be regarded as a firm management by others. There are many definitions of bullying. Bullying is an offensive, threatening or insulting act against an individual. In the event of bullying, employers and employees can take many actions.

According to Andrea Adams's "Bullying Work" published in 1992, bullying in the workplace is like "disturbing symptoms of malignant cancer and adult bullying ..." (Adams et al. 2000, p. 9) In the broadcasting station, journalist Andrea Adams is the person who first recognized the importance of bullying in the workplace and her work 'Bullying's work' is a breakthrough in this area. Adams believes there is a possibility of bullying occurring when "occupational abrasion is subject to personal repulsive contamination" (Adams et al., 2000, p. 32). Bullying is a form of continuous psychological abuse, often from elderly people who think themselves to be strong managers. However, bullying does not necessarily come from senior staff at the workplace. It is thought that many colleagues may choose individuals for various reasons.

Due to various reasons, it is difficult to judge the precise relationship between bullying and suicide. But the relationship was always obvious. Indeed, Professor Dan Olweus, the father of the bullying prevention campaign, started work from bullying in Scandinavia in the 1970s. This is because students are unable to tolerate a series of suicide bullied. In recent years, the link of bullying / suicide has been promoted more and more. The bullying prevention activist uses all suicide related suicide to promote adoption or deterioration of bullying prevention laws and policies. The story of suicide caused by bullying is displayed at the miserable frequency of news. This relationship is the basis of recent Netflix popular episodes, for 13 reasons. Everyone working with a victim of bullying knows how much they are suffering. We should not be surprised that a small percentage of them robbed their lives from despair without any help.