Several cases of harassment at work have recently made the news, notably that of a Deutsche Bank secretary, Helen Green, who received 800 000 pounds of damages (1.2 million euros) because she was the victim of « a campaign of deliberate and planned harassment » on behalf of her colleagues, depriving her of a promising career. During another famous trial, the House of Lords judged that the employers could be held responsible in case of harassment at work, as elsewhere in the professional environ
…Great Britain: November 7th is national day against harassment at work
The Andrea Adam foundation, which is the first charitable organization in the world (non-profit) to struggle against moral harassment at work (bullying), is renewing –for the fourth time- its campaign of sensitization called « Stop harassment at work ». This comes in a context of growing legal actions linked to moral harassment and the elaboration of a case law which increases the responsibility of the employer. (Ref 06940)
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