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BOOK SUMMARY

THE FIRST CHAPTER.

OVERVIEW

This 168 page book contains thirteen chapters that provide some brief discussions about how each individual may feel and some thoughts that each may experience when workplace bullying happens.

Each chapter is written in a simple, user friendly style that allows you to identify questions that are relevant to you, and provides some helpful hints for individuals and organisations.

The thirteen chapters of discussion, questions and helpful hints can be used to help people from being or remaining a victim to being a survivor if they are involved in a workplace bullying incident.

The chapters are:

  • Overview

  • Occupational and workplace violence

  • Introduction

  • The victim

  • The alleged bully

  • The organisation

  • The medical professionals

  • The legal professionals

  • The family, friends and associates

  • The investigators

  • The media

  • Summary

  • A call to action

You can download a copy of the Book cover, Table of Contents and Chapter One, and the Overview by following this link Docs/MY BOOK DETAILS.pdf

Purchasing information

Price: $25.00 plus postage and handling within Australia

Bulk buys - buy Ten (10) and get one (1) free - $20 postage and handling within Australia

Book cover, Table of Contents and Overview

Download Book Order Form here Docs/ORDER FORM 4 March2009.pdf

BOOK SELLERS/LIBRARY SUPPLIERS

Resolving Workplace Bullying.  Survival questions and helpful hints from cubicles to boardrooms was advertised on page 47, of the Bookseller+Publisher Magazine published in October 2009. ISBN 9780980588804

40% discount on purchases of the book

Cost - $15 per copy plus $3.00 postage and handling within Australia

Book cover, Table of Contents and Overview (for Booksellers and Library Suppliers)

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The book is also available at:

Management Books
Australian Institute of Management
Cnr Boundary and Rosa Streets
Spring Hill Qld 4000
Phone: 1300 882 895 or 13 1648

Riverbend Books
193 Oxford Street
Bulimba Qld 4171
Phone: (07) 3899 8555

Self Help Books
9th Floor, Silverton Place
101 Wickham Terrace
Spring Hill Qld
Phone: (07) 3839 9727

ARTICLES AND PAPERS

I have made contributions to on line magazines such as Human Capital Magazine.  Contributions have included:

*       Beating bullies at work, Human Capital Magazine Issue, 7.1

*       NO means No, Human Capital Magazine Issue 8.8

I also provide regular contributions to the Safety Concepts Website - http://safetyconcepts.com.au/ where I have written on the implications of workplace bullying and the Model Work Health and Safety Act 2012. A recent article is titled "Nobody told me".

I participate in online discussions on sites such as LinkedIn (Australian Institute of Management), Human Capital Editor and HR Daily on a range of topics including work health and safety, workplace bullying and harassment, sexual harassment, performance management, leadership, management, conflict management, social media and other factors that impact on workplaces.

In 9 September, 2009, the Corruption Prevention Network, New South Wales conducted a Forum titled "Heroes and Champions"  http://www.corruptionprevention.net/resources/resources02_01.html.   Bernie joined Clive Small and Frank Clarke in a facilitated discussion regarding the links between bullying, organised crime and corruption.  The presentation can be found at http://www.corruptionprevention.net/resources/documents/8-CPN2009Dalton.pdf and http://www.corruptionprevention.net/resources/documents/8a-CPN2009Althofer.pdf

The following articles have been written to stimulate discussion.

Is Workplace bullying a National Disgrace? Docs/IS WORKPLACE BULLYING A NATIONAL DISGRACE BULLYING.pdf

Workplace bullying and harassment costs you cannot afford Docs/WORKPLACE BULLYING AND HARASSMENT ARE COSTS YOU CANNOT AFFORD.pdf

This is a short piece about bullying.Docs/WHY.pdf

PUBLICATIONS

Althofer, BK & Deinemann, H. (1997) "Professionalism of the Private Security Industry". The Journal for Justice Professionals, Themis, Vol. 2, No.1, March 1997

RESOURCES

Suggested readings

Work health and safety

Sherriff, B. & Tooma, M. (2010) Understanding the Model Work Health and Safety Act. CCH AUSTRALIA LIMITED.  Printed in Australia by McPherson's Printing Group. ISBN: 978 1 921593 72 7.

Cameron, B (2010) Australian Workplace Occupational Health Management. A Practical Guide. Avocado Publishing.  ISBN: 9780980638622.  www.bernicameron.com

Performance management

Whitecross, C. (2008) 'Why do you frown, Daddy'. A simple lesson in managing people. Second Edition. Published by Arrowdynamics Pty ltd, PO Box 889, Paradise Point, Gold Coast

Workplace change

Synnot, B, & Fitzgerald, R. (2007) The Toolbox for Change.  A Practical Approach.  Printed in Australia by ABC Printing. Published by Danjugah Pty ltd, GPO Box 457, Brisbane Qld 4001.  ISBN 978-0-646-47006-1

Workplace meetings

Plowman, I (2010) Meetings without Discussion.  Productive techniques for halving meeting time whilst doubling fun, wisdom and commitment.  First Edition printed January 2010. Printed by Print Systems Australia, Salisbury, Qld 4107. Web: www.plowman.com

Counsellors, Psychologists and Psychiatrists

Spinks, D. (2008) Nothing Changes If Nothing Changes. A practical guide to choosing the right counsellor.  Spinks & Associates Pty Ltd, BrisbaneWeb: www.nothingchangesifnothingchanges.com.au. 

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

I have presented papers at a number of Conferences and Seminars in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and the Gold Coast.  You can download a full list by clicking here Docs/PAST CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS.pdf

USEFUL WEBSITES

The following websites can provide you with additional information about workplace bullying and harassment.

http://www.peopleculture.com.au

http://beatyourboss.net/au

http://harmers.com.au

http://www.bullying.com.au

PERSONAL TRAINING

There are many different strategies that can be used to overcome or manage workplace conflict. 

Some people find that by staying physically fit, they are better able to manage workplace conflict.  There are a number of well qualified and resourced personal trainers, fitness studios or gyms that operate across Australia.  Some people have a preference to using treadmills, exercise bikes and rowing machines.  Some people prefer 'Boot Camp' style training sessions.  Some people prefer boxing and cardio type exercise.  It is a personal choice so it is important to select the type of training session or style that suits your needs.

I have found GRUNT Training at Northgate, Brisbane to be very good.  Their details can be found by clicking here Docs/GRUNT 7 Feb 2011.pdf

 


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