Where are people being bullied?
At work by their manager or co-workers or subordinates, or by their clients (bullying, workplace bullying, mobbing, work abuse, harassment, discrimination)
at home by their partner or parents or siblings or children (bullying, assault, domestic violence, abuse, verbal abuse)
At school (bullying, harassment, assault)
in the care of others, such as in hospital, convalescent homes, care homes, residential homes (bullying, harassment, assault)
In the armed forces (bullying, harassment, discrimination, assault)
By those in authority (harassment, abuse of power)
By neighbours and landlords (bullying, harassment)
By strangers (harassment, stalking, assault, sexual assault, rape, grievous bodily harm, and murder)
How do you know if you're being bullied?
Bullying differs from harassment and assault in that the latter can result from a single incident or small number of incidents - which everybody recognises as harassment or assault - whereas bullying tends to be an accumulation of many small incidents over a long period of time. Each incident tends to be trivial, and on its own and out of context does not constitute an offence or grounds for disciplinary or grievance action. So,
For more information and advice visit the website,
Website: www.successunlimited.co.uk
or call the UK National Workplace Bullying Advice Line, Tel: 01235 212286
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