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Life at the Sharp end is a podcast full of insights and interviews to help people who want to do their best at work. People who want to learn from others and hear about best-practice tools and techniques to help you create safe, respectful and high-performing workplace cultures.
People like you - whether you’re in a leadership role or at the front-line.
Wherever you work, you’ll have stories to tell about what it’s like to experience Life at the Sharp End.
3 • Organisation responses to workplace bullying - silencing or supporting complainants?
Life at the Sharp End
29 minutes 45 seconds
1 year ago
3 • Organisation responses to workplace bullying - silencing or supporting complainants?
This is the second part of Jane’s story. In the previous episode, we heard how Jane* - an experienced HR professional - found herself becoming the target of workplace bullying, and the impact of process failures on her physical and psychological health.
Armed with upheld investigation findings, Jane just wanted to get back into the workplace and get her HR career back on track, supporting others and making a difference.
When organisations respond to workplace bullying, do they support complainants in returning to work, restore relationships and learn from findings to build safer, more respectful workplace cultures?
Let's hear from Jane about what happened next, and her thoughts on the lessons that other leaders can learn about humanity, apology and integrity.*Jane isn't her real name, and we've disguised her voice. Like many complainants, fear of retaliation means she wanted to speak anonymously.
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Life at the Sharp End
Life at the Sharp end is a podcast full of insights and interviews to help people who want to do their best at work. People who want to learn from others and hear about best-practice tools and techniques to help you create safe, respectful and high-performing workplace cultures.
People like you - whether you’re in a leadership role or at the front-line.
Wherever you work, you’ll have stories to tell about what it’s like to experience Life at the Sharp End.
