
In this lecture we look at the different forms that bullying and harassment can take and the impact they can have in the workplace, both on people on the receiving end and on those who witness it.
This lecture sets out clear definitions of bullying, harassment and victimisation.
This lecture demonstrates how it can be helpful to approach bullying and harassment in terms of Perpetrators, Victims and Bystanders and how this model can help us tackle inappropriate behaviour.
In this lecture, we look at the different roles of Victims and Bystanders in tackling inappropriate behaviour in the workplace and how we can use the CREATE model to build an environment where everyone is treated with respect.
This lecture looks at how Victims of bullying and harassment can take effective action to put a stop to this behaviour by confronting Perpetrators using an assertive 3-step approach.
This lecture examines the role of Bystanders and witnesses of inappropriate behaviour and shows how they can take effective action to confront Perpetrators and support Victims.
In this lecture, we look at the role of managers in addressing inappropriate behaviour and how they can take effective action to confront Perpetrators.
This course examines the different types of inappropriate behaviour that can occur in the workplace and looks at what we can all do to create a working environment based on tolerance and respect.
Bullying, harassment and other types of inappropriate behaviour can have a profound impact both at work and beyond. In our increasingly diverse workplaces, everyone has a role to play in creating an environment that’s based on respect and enables everyone to give their best.
Combining original drama with insight from leading equality and diversity specialists, this briefing looks at the nature and causes of bullying and harassment, the business case for challenging inappropriate behaviour at work and the role we all have to play in building a respectful, tolerant working culture.