Workplace bullying
Would you know how to deal with workplace bullying?
Workplace bullying can take shape or form in many different ways. If you feel as though you are experiencing bullying in the workplace, this can be a very devastating and distressing issue.
You may be feeling very low and anxious at the thought of going to work and facing the individual or group that may be subjecting you to this.
Signs of being bullied at work:
Signs of being bullied at work:
- Being constantly criticised, having duties and responsibility taken away without good reason
- Shouting, aggressive behaviour or threats towards you
- Being put down or made to feel like the 'butt' of the jokes
- Being persistently picked on in front of others or in private
- Being constantly ignored, victimised and excluded regularly
- Constantly mocking and attacking members of staff
- Spreading malicious rumours about members of staff
- Misuse of power or position to make someone feel uncomfortable or victimised
- Making threats about job security without any basis or substance
- Blocking promotion or progress within the workplace
If you believe you are being bullied at work, you don't have to suffer in silence.
If bullying is making you feel overwhelmed and you want someone to confide in, please consider contacting us. Our friendly and professional team are able to offer confidential support.
- Read a blog by one of LionHeart's counsellors: Identifying and Dealing with Workplace Bullying
- Gay, lesbian or bisexual? Read about LionHeart's work with LGBT support and networking group Freehold
