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Tuesday, November 5, 2013

WORKPLACE HARASSMENT vs. BULLYING : D.C. & MARYLAND

The national law offices of Charles Jerome Ware, P.A., Attorneys & Counselors, is a premiere nationally known and respected employment law firm. The firm is conveniently headquartered
in the Maryland-D.C. metropolitan area.  For an initial courtesy consultation, contact us at  www.charlesjeromeware.com,  (410) 730-5016, or (410) 720-6129.

      Workplace Bullying versus Workplace Harassment in Maryland and the District of Columbia

Workplace bullying and workplace harassment are similar and increasing maladies these days .
Both strive in the workplace, causing serious harm in the lives of innocent employees, and hindering
the work and missions of the employer.  Workplace bullying and harassment are extremely counter-
productive as well as costly to all involved, including the employer.

While on the job bullying and harassment are closely related, they also have some differences. Such as:
    -  Harassment has a strong intrusive feature, including physical contact with the victim, invasion of the victim's personal space, and even damage to the victim's possessions;  whereas, bullying on the job is almost always psychological.
     -  Workplace harassment is  usually tied to sex, race, prejudice or discrimination;  whereas, workplace bullying is frequently linked to a staged attack on competent, attractive , or popular individuals.
     -  A target of workplace harassment knows he or she is being harassed immediately;  whereas, normally few people can see workplace bullying because it is usually perpetrated " behind closed doors."
     - Victims of job harassment are usually subject to taunts, and offensive and aggressive vocabulary; whereas, victims of  bullying abuse may not realize it for weeks or months, until great harm or damage is
done to them.

[ For more information, we recommend: http://www.jdtunbound.com/unbound-exclusive/april/2009/workplace-bullying-vs-workplace-harassment]

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