The Federal Supervisor's Guide to Dealing with Harassment and Disruptive Behavior in the Workplace
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Price: $100.00
Edition: 1st/2019
Sku: 19PWD
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Federal supervisors are increasingly confronted with all manner of bullying behaviors in the workplace including simple unsettling acts, offensive behavior of all sorts, and harassment of all types to include discriminatory acts like sexual harassment; threats against coworkers, verbal abuse and threats against supervisors; and outright acts of workplace violence.
Michael Corum, is a leading authority on handling problem employees in federal service. This new guide replaces and expands upon Michael Corum’s popular books, Stopping Workplace Violence and Combating Sexual Harassment, by offering federal supervisors step-by-step prescriptive guidance on sorting through and identifying disruptive behaviors and taking the right practical and legal measures to resolve them. The book is broken into three sections: workplace threats and violence; harassment, discriminatory and other forms; and other disruptive behavior. The book covers:
- Section I – Workplace Violence and Threats
- The myths of workplace violence
- Preventive measures
- Dealing with verbal acts
- Handling physical acts of violence
- Recognizing and handling dangers from outside sources
- Section II – Harassment, Discriminatory and Other Forms
- Defining and separating illegal harassment from other forms of harassment
- The supervisor's responsibility to make appropriate inquiries and investigation, with or without a concurrent EEO complaint
- Assessing the evidence
- The four options when responding to the act
- Building the disciplinary case
- Section III - Other Disruptive Behavior
- General anti-social behavior
- Offensive speech and acts to coworkers
- Critical speech
- Abusive language, harassment, and acts against supervisors
- Disagreements with supervisors and coworkers
