October 20, 2008 3:00 AM
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Is the Office Bully Back?
(MoneyWatch)
Workplace Bullying: A Management Primer
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Video: Calling a Bully a Bully
Is the Financial Crisis Bringing out the Bully in Your Boss?
The Costs of the Workplace Bully
An ugly economy can often bring out the worst in employees and managers alike. If so, it could be costing you big at a time when you can't afford it. Studies show that bullies aren't just bad for morale — they also cost companies millions each year as they drive up turnover and absenteeism and drive down morale and productivity. We take a look at the phenomenon and its financial and legal repercussions, along with tips for what to do when you've got a bad apple on your team.
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