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Preventing Workplace Bullying: An Evidence-Based Guide for Managers and Employees

Preventing Workplace Bullying: An Evidence-Based Guide for Managers and Employees

by Carlo Caponecchia (Author), Anne Wyatt (Author)

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    Paperback 2011

    $31.82

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    Hardcover 2011

    $109.05
Synopsis

Workplace bullying is more common and costly than most people realise. It can make life unbearable for employees in any industry and ultimately undermine an organisation's potential for profit. In this practical guide, Carlo Caponecchia and Anne Wyatt explain how to identify workplace bullying and apply best practice to preventing and managing it.

Caponecchia and Wyatt outline what constitutes bullying at work, demystify some of the controversial issues, and discuss the various factors which influence workplace bullying. The responsibilities of management, and legal implications are outlined and supported with best practice guides for policies, complaints procedures and risk management systems. Options and resources for targets experiencing bullying are also explored. These ideas and concepts are illustrated throughout with real case studies.


This evidence-based book on workplace bullying is a valuable resource for organizations of all sizes and for anyone affected by bullying at work including employees, human resource managers, workplace consultants, counsellors, mediators and legal advisors.

$31.82

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More Information

Format: Paperback
 Pages: 168
 Edition: 1
 Publisher: Routledge
Published: 11 Mar 2011
ISBN 10: 0415668816
ISBN 13: 9780415668811

Media Reviews

'Workplace bullying is tough for everyone. Preventing Workplace Bullying helps managers and consultants clarify what is and isn't bullying, and gives excellent guidance on how to deal with it.' - Charlotte Rayner, Professor of Human Resource Management, Portsmouth Business School, UK

This excellent book offers good practical advice on developing organisational approaches to workplace bullying. Caponecchia and Wyatt avoid using individualised terminology - such as `bully' and `victim' - pointing out that it is too easy to blame individuals without considering the systemic factors that can allow a culture of bullying to persist. Instead they discuss `unacceptable behaviours' and recommend using risk-management principles to address them. - Occupational Health [At Work] - June-July 2011

Author Bio
Carlo Caponecchia is a lecturer at the University of New South Wales, Australia. He is an expert in psychological hazards at work, and has conducted research and consultancy projects on bullying with several organizations. Anne Wyatt has over 30 years of experience as an academic, expert advisor, consultant, trainer and speaker in the occupational health and safety and management fields.