Session Information
2008 Annual World EAP Conference
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Workplace Bullying: A Serious Problem With a Far Reaching Impact
Track : Domain II, III
Program Code: 150
Date: Thursday, October 16, 2008
Time: 4:15 PM to 5:45 PM  EST
Location: Grand Salon D
SPEAKER :
Mary Dallman, Health Services Consultant, WA State Department of Health, (W.H.P.S)
Description
Workplace bullying (mobbing, emotional violence) is referred to by some as "the silent epidemic." What exactly is it, who is affected and how does it impact an organization's bottom line? In 2007, Zogby International conducted a U.S. Workplace Bullying survey which revealed that 37% of American workers have been bullied yet it is a problem often ignored by employers. The impact on the target, the team and the business results in lowered productivity, poor morale and serious costs to the organization. This absorbing and important presentation will address the difficult challenges inherent in confronting this very serious workplace problem.

Objectives:
• identify what behaviors indicate bullying;
• describe the "process" of workplace bullying, the impact on the target and the workplace;
• identify internal and external resources to intervene when bullying occurs at work.


No items are available for this session.