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| Bullies beware: Employees have more options — including court — to confront bad bosses (BizJournals) To the chagrin of employees everywhere, it’s not illegal for bosses to be jerks. But a recent jury decision to award a $325,000 judgment for assault to a hospital technician who was bullied by a supervising surgeon has captured the attention of the legal community and called into question whether plaintiffs now have more ammunition going into workplace bullying cases. |
| Too scared to go to school (Adelaide Now) REPEATED bullying has forced a Salisbury East High School Year 8 student to avoid school for the past three weeks, her mother says. |
| Bullying takes twisted turn for the worse (San Francisco Chronicle) Oakland first-grader Zachary Cataldo suffered a skull fracture when a fifth-grader allegedly slammed him against a tree in April as he waited to be picked up after school at Piedmont Avenue Elementary. Novato middle-school student Olivia Gardner was bullied... |
| Officers on the edge (Cowra Guardian) AFTER a distinguished 30-year career, which included bringing Kerry Packer back to life, Bill Taylor quit the NSW Ambulance Service in 2006, fed up with an entrenched culture of bullying and discrimination. |
| Neutralizing narcissists - Dealing with controlling, manipulative bullies in the workplace (ITBusiness.ca) Five years ago, Jean Ritala was dating a businessman who started to demonstrate Jekyll and Hyde-like behavior. Well-spoken, charismatic and successful, he could also be manipulative and bullying, telling her that it was "his way or the highway." |
| Business Respect - CSR Dispatches No 134 - 17 Aug 2008 (Mallenbaker.net) An email newsletter with news and discussion focusing on corporate social responsibility globally, looking at the companies in the news and the emerging issues. |
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