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  • Organisational strategies to manage workplace bullying

    Author(s)
    Gardner, Dianne
    Bentley, Tim
    Catley, Bevan
    Cooper-Thomas, Helena D
    O'Driscoll, Michael P
    Roche, Maree
    Teo, Stephen TT
    Trenberth, Linda
    Griffith University Author(s)
    Trenberth, Linda
    Year published
    2017
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    Abstract
    Organisations may adopt a range of approaches in order to attempt to deal with workplace bullying, but evidence for the effectiveness of these approaches is mixed. Eight hundred and twenty-six participants in New Zealand responded to a secure online survey at two time points three months apart. In general, participants were frequently unaware of which initiatives their organisations had in place to address workplace bullying, but reported that the initiatives they knew about were likely to be effective. Participants who had not been bullied reported that their organisations had more initiatives in place and that these ...
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    Organisations may adopt a range of approaches in order to attempt to deal with workplace bullying, but evidence for the effectiveness of these approaches is mixed. Eight hundred and twenty-six participants in New Zealand responded to a secure online survey at two time points three months apart. In general, participants were frequently unaware of which initiatives their organisations had in place to address workplace bullying, but reported that the initiatives they knew about were likely to be effective. Participants who had not been bullied reported that their organisations had more initiatives in place and that these initiatives were more effective than those who had been bullied; managers reported more initiatives as being in place than non-managers. The initiatives reported as most prevalent were not necessarily those reported as being most effective. In general, even the presence of initiatives which were seen as effective did little to buffer the negative effects of bullying on well-being, intentions to leave, and perceptions of organisational leadership and support.
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    Journal Title
    Journal of Health, Safety and Environment
    Volume
    33
    Issue
    1
    Publisher URI
    http://www.wolterskluwer.cch.com.au/employment-whs/journalhse
    Subject
    Environmental and Occupational Health and Safety
    Publication URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/10072/386559
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