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‘Fighting Back’ offers a thorough analysis of workplace bullying, presenting a practical and strategic approach to combat this serious issue. It provides straightforward advice that those experiencing bullying have long sought. The book serves as an essential manual, detailing how bullies operate at various levels and guiding victims on how to protect themselves and counteract bullying behavior effectively. This authoritative guide emphasizes recognizing bullies, gathering evidence, and taking actionable steps for immediate and lasting change. Featuring real-life case studies, it equips readers with realistic strategies to address their situations. The book encourages the development of assertive behavior, helping individuals gain control and assert their rights while positively managing stress. It also clarifies the distinction between being bullied and other stressful behaviors, and addresses specific forms of bullying, such as ‘flaming’ through email. For those facing persistent bullying, the book offers practical advice on navigating tribunal and legal issues in the UK and Europe, making it a vital resource for individuals, managers, and concerned colleagues seeking to foster a safer workplace environment.
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Fighting Back, David Graves
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- Released
- 2002
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- Title
- Fighting Back
- Subtitle
- Overcoming Bullying in the Workplace
- Language
- English
- Authors
- David Graves
- Publisher
- McGraw Hill
- Released
- 2002
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 144
- ISBN10
- 0077099516
- ISBN13
- 9780077099510
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- ‘Fighting Back’ offers a thorough analysis of workplace bullying, presenting a practical and strategic approach to combat this serious issue. It provides straightforward advice that those experiencing bullying have long sought. The book serves as an essential manual, detailing how bullies operate at various levels and guiding victims on how to protect themselves and counteract bullying behavior effectively. This authoritative guide emphasizes recognizing bullies, gathering evidence, and taking actionable steps for immediate and lasting change. Featuring real-life case studies, it equips readers with realistic strategies to address their situations. The book encourages the development of assertive behavior, helping individuals gain control and assert their rights while positively managing stress. It also clarifies the distinction between being bullied and other stressful behaviors, and addresses specific forms of bullying, such as ‘flaming’ through email. For those facing persistent bullying, the book offers practical advice on navigating tribunal and legal issues in the UK and Europe, making it a vital resource for individuals, managers, and concerned colleagues seeking to foster a safer workplace environment.