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BULLYING AT WORK: ADDRESSING THE ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM

Massey University's extensive NZ Workplace Barometer 2021 Findings Report which surveyed employees of 23 organisations noted that 17 percent of respondents reported they had experienced bullying themselves while 36.8 percent observed bullying towards others. Both results were reasonably similar to the percentages reported in 2020 and 2019 Workplace Barometers.

Meanwhile an MBIE issues paper Bullying and Harassment at Work from 2020 says that bullying and harassment are serious and common work risks, with some sources suggesting as many as one in five workers are affected by such behaviours each year (WorkSafe, 2019b).

It noted

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