A Workplace Bully will;

1. spread rumors and gossip
2.  making offensive jokes or comments, verbally or in writing
3.  using insults or put downs
4.  blaming, scolding, criticizing, belittling for the sole intent to destroy the targets sense of self
5.  excluding or isolating the target to where the become socially and mentally injured at a result
6.  intimidating by standing too close or making inappropriate gestures
7.  making unreasonable demands, constantly changing guidelines, setting impossible deadlines and interfering with work to such a degree that the employee(target) is seen as incompetent.
8.  discounting achievements and stealing credit for ideas or work that the employee (target) completed
9.  disciplining or threatening job loss without reason in such a way that the employee(target) is browbeat to feel worthless
10.  withholding information or giving the wrong information so that the employee(target) is seen as a liability, not as a good employee

•  taking away work or responsibility without cause
•  blocking requests for training, leave or promotion
•  using offensive language or yelling and screaming
•  pestering, spying, stalking or tampering with personal belongings and equipment
•  physically abusing or threatening abuse

Hate and envy are traits of a workplace bully.

A boss who is a Leader will not display any of these traits listed above.

Learning how to regain control of your life, is a huge part of recovery.


We suggest that you;


1. Realize that you are being bullied
2. Recognize that workplace bullying is about 'control' (as with any abuser)
3. Understand and realize that YOU are NOT the source of the problem, no matter what the bully may tell you.
4. Learn how to repair and recover from workplace bullying is of the upmost importance, today, right now. You must act to save yourself and your family from this very abusive environment. Honestly, when you are bullied at work, essentially your entire family is bullied also. 


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