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Join us on Doctor Radio Feb. 21

Thursday, February 16th, 2012

Welcome listeners of Doctor Radio (SiriusXM Channel 81) on Tues. Feb. 21, 8 am ET. Host Dr. Carol Bernstein, NYU School of Medicine, and the past president of the American Psychiatric Association.

Thanks to callers, Brenda (call the office for a gift), Sandra brave advocate for those bullied by another manager, Linda whose personal life lessons inspired us, and Mary.

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Working Mother Tweet Chat on Workplace Bullying Dec. 13

Thursday, December 8th, 2011

Bullied working Moms, shared their stories, got answers to questions. Working Mother magazine hosted a “Tweet Chat” on Tues. Dec. 13 You can read the archived chat at:
1. tweetchat.com
2. sign in using your twitter account
3. then enter tweet chat on top of page: #WMworkbullying
Not sure how long it will be stored there. Enjoy.

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For Canadians: Dealing with Bullying Bosses audio conference

Tuesday, November 8th, 2011

A Lancaster House audio conference with a focus on Canadian labour law.


Dealing with Bullying Bosses:


How management can control them; How employees can effectively respond to them.
Thursday Nov. 17, 2011
Live: 12:30 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. EST

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Los Angeles joins cities proclaiming Freedom from Workplace Bullies Week!

Thursday, October 20th, 2011

With Los Angeles signing on, the count of city proclamations jumps to 37 on Oct. 20. See the full list. All thanks to the California Healthy Workplace Advocates, an all-volunteer group, part of the national campaign to enact anti-bullying state laws for the workplace.

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Cities Proclaim Freedom from Workplace Bullies Week 2011!

Tuesday, October 18th, 2011

As of Oct. 25, Freedom From Workplace Bullies Week has been recognized by 40 cities, 2 counties, 1 university.

Visit the gallery of proclamations.

California cities: Los Angeles, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, Santa Cruz, South Lake Tahoe, Culver City, Pittsburg, Antioch, Torrance, Burbank, Carson, Placerville, Palo Alto, and El Dorado County

Texas cities: El Paso, Corsicana, Longview, Killeen, Galveston, San Marcos, Sante Fe, San Antonio, Arlington, New Braunfels, Bedford, Bridgeport, Midland, Rockwall

Throughout Freedom Week, the Texas Healthy Workplace Advocates are hosting an informational table at the state capitol lobby in sight of all passing lawmakers.

Connecticut cities: New London, East Haven, Newtown, Milford, Torrington, Bethel,
Central Connecticut State University

An October 20 6:30-8:30 pm. presentation: “Is Connecticut Ready for Healthy Workplaces?: A Forum on Law, Psychology, and Society’s Response to Abusive Conduct in the Workplace.” Speakers include Tom Witt of New York Health Workplace Advocates, and Vicki J. Magley, Ph.D. Department of Psychology-University of Connecticut. Diloreto 001.

Ohio city: Steubenville

Virginia cities: Newport News, Portsmouth, Norfolk

West Virginia cities: Weirton, Morgantown

A lunchtime power point presentation “Workplace Bullying” by Staff Council member and West Virginia Healthy Workplace Bill State Coordinator Lana Cooke will be given for WVU Classified Staff from noon to 1 p.m. on the following dates: Oct. 17, 401 Marina Tower Conference Room; Oct., 19, Coliseum Jerry West Lounge; Oct. 20, 1 Waterfront Place Visitor’s Center/Theater 1st floor

Oct. 18: WVCUPA-HR Board at the fall WVCUPA-HR Conference, Stonewall Resort Conference Center

Take a moment to sign the Healthy Workplace Bill WV Online Petition

Washington county: Snohomish

Wisconsin city: LaCrosse

State Rep. Kelda Roys & State Sen. Spencer Coggs introduced the anti-bullying Healthy Workplace Bill in the Wisconsin legislature on Oct. 17.

Massachusetts: the HWB Coordinators are introducing new ways to get involved, including our all-new Street Teams, where you can help spread the word at other organizations’ meetings, 5ks, parades, and more. Get all the details at the MA Healthy Workplace Bill website.

Oregon: Celebrate Freedom from Workplace Bullies Week by attending 2 days of workshops in Portland. Dr. Denise Haugen, WBI Affiliate, will be presenting! Find more information at the CNRG website.

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Wisconsin Rep. Roys introduces the Healthy Workplace Bill

Monday, October 17th, 2011

Rep. Kelda Roys

Out of Madison, WI comes positive legislative news! State Rep. Kelda Roys (D-Madison) and Sen. Spencer Coggs circulated the anti-bullying Healthy Workplace Bill today (Oct. 17) during Freedom From Workplace Bullies Week.

“Bullying is too common a problem in Wisconsin workplaces,” said Rep. Roys. “Workplace bullying significantly impairs workforce productivity and health. I am introducing the Healthy Workplace Bill this session to provide workers reasonable protections.”

Contact Rep. Roys, Wisconsin Assembly (608) 266-5340.

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Freedom Week: The Time to Break Silence About Workplace Bullying

Monday, October 17th, 2011

Bullying at work is a dirty little secret. Though it occurs with epidemic frequency (experienced by 35% of all adult Americans), it is a silent epidemic because it is too rarely discussed. Why the silence?

- personal shame by targets (who would brag about being humiliated?)
- coworkers frozen by bullies into not helping their bullied colleagues
- executives covering up for bullies they sponsor/support
- bullying is the American style of managing

Over time, fear paralyzes us all. Overcoming the inertia of inaction is difficult. We know.

But the most successful personal change plans are the ones triggered by events that suggest karma is working — a sign from above, a coincidental omen. That event becomes the excuse, the rationale, for doing something out of the ordinary.

WBI’s Freedom from Workplace Bullies Week is the reason to change how you are dealing with your bullying situation.
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2012 Workplace Bullying Conference

Tuesday, May 3rd, 2011

The Int’l Assoc on Workplace Bullying & Harassment holds its biannual conference in Copenhagen June 13-15, 2012. The call for papers opens soon. The deadline will be Sept. 1, 2011 for full papers and Jan. 12, 2012 for abstracts for paper and poster presentations and symposia. The Social Sciences Faculty at the University of Copenhagen is the host institution. The Conference website is here. Many details have yet to be finalized at this date. WBI will keep you posted. Dr. Gary Namie is the N. American rep on the IAWBH Board of Directors. Here is a preliminary announcement flyer and a photo preview of magnificent Copenhagen.

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Expert on workplace bullying to address hot topic at MTSU March 17

Wednesday, March 2nd, 2011

Dr. Gary Namie, nationally recognized expert on bullying, will speak at Middle Tennessee State University on Thursday, March 17, from 6 to 8 p.m. in the State Farm Room of the Business and Aerospace Building. The title of his presentation is “Take a Stand: Stop Bullying.” The event, sponsored by the Distinguished Speaker Series and the Jennings A. Jones College of Business, will be free and open to the public.

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Show of power: Saskatoon conference

Friday, October 22nd, 2010

By Cassandra Kyle, The (Saskatoon, SK) Star Phoenix, October 22, 2010

Pam Bowman was always the problem at work. They said she was stupid, unreliable, unprofessional and disliked. She couldn’t even boil water properly.

A victim of workplace bullying, Bowman spent about 15 years facing increasingly hostile treatment from co-workers, leading to serious health problems, the collapse of a career in veterinary technology and a seemingly endless fight for her right to a safe and healthy workplace.
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