The issue of workplace bullying has received considerable attention in recent times in both the academic literature and in the print and electronic media. The stereotypical bullying scenario can be described as the “bully boss ” model, where those in more senior positions tend to bully the staff they supervise. By way of contrast, this paper presents the findings of a three year exemplarian action research study into the lesser known phenomenon of workplace mobbing. Consistent with grounded theory methods, the findings are discussed in the context of emergent propositions in relation to the broader social, cultural, and organisational factors that can perpetuate workplace mobbing in th
The problem of mobbing in the workplace incorporating bullying has been looked into for three decade...
In over a decade of research into bullying at work, the focus has been on defining, measuring, and e...
This study aims to reveal the concept of mobbing in public institutions with the support of literatu...
The issue of workplace bullying has received considerable attention in recent times in both the acad...
The issue of workplace bullying has received considerable attention in recent times in both the acad...
The subject of this disertation is the problematical effects of mobbing and bossing with the theoret...
Mobbing and bossing is currently still more topical issue and not only in helping professions. Areas...
This paper discusses the counterproductive behaviour of ‘workplace mobbing’ where gossip, rumour, in...
Workplace bullying has drawn greater attention in the last one and half decades. Despite its recogni...
Introduction The phenomenon of mobbing affects many employees irrespective of their profession. One ...
This chapter aims to document what we know about workplace bullying. We describe the incidence, exte...
Mobbing at workplace is a common and dangerous, at the same time, phenomenon. We are faced with it ...
The aim of this paper is to study certain factors that may be determinant in the emergence of workpl...
Up to now, researchers have identified various individual and work-related factors as potential ante...
Workplace violence especially mobbing and bullying has become an important problem in the workplace ...
The problem of mobbing in the workplace incorporating bullying has been looked into for three decade...
In over a decade of research into bullying at work, the focus has been on defining, measuring, and e...
This study aims to reveal the concept of mobbing in public institutions with the support of literatu...
The issue of workplace bullying has received considerable attention in recent times in both the acad...
The issue of workplace bullying has received considerable attention in recent times in both the acad...
The subject of this disertation is the problematical effects of mobbing and bossing with the theoret...
Mobbing and bossing is currently still more topical issue and not only in helping professions. Areas...
This paper discusses the counterproductive behaviour of ‘workplace mobbing’ where gossip, rumour, in...
Workplace bullying has drawn greater attention in the last one and half decades. Despite its recogni...
Introduction The phenomenon of mobbing affects many employees irrespective of their profession. One ...
This chapter aims to document what we know about workplace bullying. We describe the incidence, exte...
Mobbing at workplace is a common and dangerous, at the same time, phenomenon. We are faced with it ...
The aim of this paper is to study certain factors that may be determinant in the emergence of workpl...
Up to now, researchers have identified various individual and work-related factors as potential ante...
Workplace violence especially mobbing and bullying has become an important problem in the workplace ...
The problem of mobbing in the workplace incorporating bullying has been looked into for three decade...
In over a decade of research into bullying at work, the focus has been on defining, measuring, and e...
This study aims to reveal the concept of mobbing in public institutions with the support of literatu...