Workplace bullies may be gouging your bottom line in ways both overt and hidden.
Perhaps most seriously, workplace bullying can put organizations on a glide path to illegal harassment, attorney Jonathan A. Segal told Bloomberg Law. Segal is a partner in management-side law firm Duane Morris LLP in Philadelphia.
“The bully may get something done as a result of fear, but the same fear may make people try to avoid the person,” Segal said. That’s likely to turn any short-term productivity gains into long-term losses, he said. Productivity takes more hits as employees who know about the bully’s reputation find ...
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