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Lexis Nexis Workplace Bullying
Workplace Bullying examines this issue from a legal and psychological standpoint while offering guidance on identifying and managing incidents and investigations in the work environment.
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Product description
In the past, the issue of workplace bullying was often examined from a psychological perspective but there was little consideration of the legal implications. This changed dramatically in 2013 with the advent of the bullying provisions in the Fair Work Act 2009 as well as the creation of the power for the Fair Work Commission to deal with workplace bullying complaints.
This essential and concise guide explores both the psychology of workplace bullying as well as the legal environment in which it occurs. The authors define what is workplace bullying is while examining the complexity of factors which contribute to such behaviour and the conditions that can lead to a toxic work environment. Offering an overview of the risks and liabilities (legal and non-legal) involved, practical advice on how to deal with such situations and an overview of general risk management through grievance procedures, this book is an essential tool for all lawyers, HR professionals and professionals who work in this area.
Features
- Unique psychological and legal perspective
- Practical and concise
- Expert advice
- Applicable to HR professionals, in-house counsel and practitioners in private practice
- Includes case studies and examples
Related Titles
Catanzariti, Brynes, Latham, Young & FagirLNAA: Annotated Fair Work Act and Related Legislation, 2014-2015
Irving, The Contract of Employment, 2012
Table of contents
Preface
Introduction
Part I
- Workplace Bullying Definitional Issues
- Legal Risk
- The Mechanism of Bullying
- Personality, Motivations, Strategies
- Contexts Causes and Consequences
- Managing Workplace Bullying
- Intervention and Prevention
- Role of the Fair work Commission
Part II
Useful Documents (including legislation, forms, resources)
