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Dealing With Bullies, Drugs & Alcohol

Avoid the possibility of increased absenteeism, low staff morale and staff turnover by failing to combat bullies, drugs and alcohol in the workplace.
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Cyberbullying: The New Form Of Workplace Bullying

By Rachel Clements

Technology has many benefits, but there is also a dark side. Cyberbullying is becoming a global problem with prevalence no longer limited to high school, Facebook and savvy teens; it has infiltrated our workplaces and is increasing rapidly.

Emotional Resilience: Dealing With Hypersensitive Reactions

by Rachel Clements

Workplace bullying is a concern for many organisations, with some studies suggesting that as many as 1 in 3 employees will experience workplace bullying at some point in their careers. Although this statistic does appear alarming, research has revealed that while many bullying claims lodged for workers’ compensation psychological injury are genuine, nearly 50% are in fact the result of hypersensitive reactions to interpersonal interactions; a symptom of poor emotional resilience.

Under The Radar: Substance Misuse At Work

by Rachel Clements

We are all aware that substance misuse has significant detrimental effects in all areas of one's life. Commonly misused substances include alcohol, nicotine, caffeine, marijuana and methamphetamine (ice). In the workplace, the two most commonly misused substances are alcohol and caffeine. Because these drugs are viewed as socially acceptable, misuse is often missed, yet they can have significant physiological and behavioural impacts.

Conducting Workplace Investigations Effectively And With Fairness

by Lisa Baker

Conflict, grievances, relationship break-down and tense, unhappy workplaces result in no win situations for individuals and organisations. Some common issues include sexual harassment; bullying and harassment; discrimination; ethical violations and theft/fraud. Discover 6 essential tips to conducting workplace investigations effectively and with fairness.

Workplace Bullying: What Employers Can Do

by Ken Warren

There is no doubt that in most cases of workplace bullying, there are actions all involved can take to help the situation. This includes the employer.

Workplace Bullying: What Individuals Can Do

by Ken Warren

If you are on the receiving end of hurtful, controlling, or offensive behaviour at work over a long period of time, it can certainly take its toll.

Substance Abuse And The Bottom Line

by Denzil Griffiths

Uncovering any substance abuse problems in your workplace and dealing with them effectively will have a positive effect on productivity.

Bullying: 8 Tips To Repair The Damage

by Ricky Nowak

Most employers are aware of the importance of stopping bullying in the workplace but few have thought about how to repair the damage once a bully is removed or their behaviour changes.

Beat The Workplace Bully At Their Own Game

by Ricky Nowak

It is not good enough for others to say they will stop doing something offensive - they need to act themselves out of bad behaviours.

The Risks Of Not Controlling Workplace Bullying

by Vince Green

Failure to control bullying in the workplace can be costly for a business. In the last 12 months, there has been a disturbing increase in both the number of bullying claims against businesses and the publicity given to such claims.

Knowing The Boundaries - And Keeping Staff Out Of Trouble

by Paul Phillips

The office was a very social place and the staff enjoyed a laugh. Jokes were told and after work drinks were a regular and enjoyable occurrence. Then it went just a bit too far.

How To Recognise And Handle Workplace Harassment And Bullying Appropriately

by NSW Business Chamber

Despite initiatives to minimise harassment in the workplace, some employees still engage in harassing conduct, creating an issue for employers. However, it is possible to take action to deal with harassment, provided employers act in a fair manner.

How Much is Workplace Bullying Costing Your Business?

by NSW Business Chamber

Workplace bullying can be an issue for all workplaces, irrespective of the size or type of work. Workplace bullying can have a significant impact on the workplace, including increased absenteeism, low staff morale and staff turnover.

Drugs And Alcohol Abuse In The Workplace

by NSW Business Chamber

Managing the problem legally and ethically. Drug and alcohol abuse in the workplace can create a range of problems with serious consequences for the business, the employer, the staff member and his/her work associates.

Bullying In The Workplace - The Hidden Costs

by NSW Business Chamber

Workplace bullying is totally unacceptable behaviour and can be an issue for all workplaces, irrespective of the size or type of work. Bullying, or victimising behaviour, is not just a male domain - it can be instigated by females and males at all levels of employment. There is no obvious bias towards race, gender or disability.

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