Overview : Unfortunately, bullying doesn't end in the schoolyard. Workplace bullying can be particularly destructive since the target may feel trapped and hopeless. Workplace bullying can also be destructive to an organization, putting it at risk for lawsuits and destroying morale. Bullying must not be ignored; it will not go away on its own. This seminar focuses on preventing workplace bullying and dealing with it if it occurs.
Why should you attend: Bullying in the workplace has been an increasing problem for today's organizations, as incivility becomes more common among stressed out employees and managers. Bullying saps employee and work group morale, and can lead to charges of hostile workplace environments, lowered productivity, and the loss of key employees, not to mention costly lawsuits. It is imperative that organizations nip aggressive, inappropriate behavior in the bud, before it gets out of hand and has a destructive impact. This seminar will educate HR professionals about the impact of bullying, and suggest strategies, both preventive and remedial, to eliminate this unacceptable behavior and its corrosive influence.
Areas Covered in the Session: Following this seminar, managers will be better able to:
Educate their teams on how to prevent and address bullying
Recognize bullying if it occurs and help the person targeted
Deal with the bully to stop the behavior
Assess their own behavior for any bullying tendencies
Who Will Benefit:
HR Professionals
Employee Relations Professionals
Managers
Dr. Martin, a licensed psychologist, oversees HRI's clinical department, consisting of intake EAP counselors, face-to-face counselors, and management consultants.
Dr. Martin is responsible for the operation of HRI's EAP, implementation of new policies and procedures to ensure quality service delivery for clients, and training EAP staff members. He has more than 26 years of experience managing and supervising mental health and EAP professionals, practicing psychotherapy, consulting with management and HR in corporate settings on behavioral health issues, and intervening in crisis situations for both small and large-scale disasters.
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Added by Russel Stuart on October 5, 2012