Workplace Bullying
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Workplace bullying is an HR term that refers to bad behaviour such as aggressiveness, hatred, harassment, and damage that is shown by a person or a group at work and aimed towards another person or group in the context of an existing or emerging interdependent relationship.
There are two types of bullying behaviour:
- Personal bullying includes offensive comments, taunting, spreading rumours or accusations, constant criticism, intimidation, and blackmail.
- Task-related bullying includes assigning meaningless or no assignments, as well as setting unrealistic and impossible deadlines.
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