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Episode 4 - Bullying
Episode 4 - Bullying
Episode 4 - Bullying
Wednesday 26th June 2019
Discover the harsh realities of workplace bullying in law firms and learn strategies to combat it. Listen to 'Off the Record' for real-life stories and insights.
35 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Lawyers Under Siege: The Hidden Scourge of Workplace Bullying
Workplace bullying is defined legally as repeated unreasonable behaviour that poses a risk to someone's health or safety.
Ever thought about what really goes on behind the closed doors of a law firm? 'Off the Record' peels back the curtain on the legal profession's dirty secret: workplace bullying. In this gripping episode, hosts Kate Allman and Claire Chaffey bring you the raw, unfiltered stories of lawyers who've faced micro-management, harassment, name-calling, and even physical assault. This isn't just another talk show; it's a lifeline for those battling in silence.
Real lawyers share their harrowing experiences, painting a vivid picture of the toxic environments many endure daily. From verbal abuse to outright humiliation, these stories are a wake-up call to the industry and beyond. What makes this episode truly compelling is its focus on both the personal toll and the broader implications for organisations. You'll hear about the devastating impact on mental health and career trajectories, but also about the leadership structures that can turn the tide.
Whether you're in the legal field or any other profession, this episode offers valuable insights and strategies to combat bullying. If you've ever felt alone in your struggle or wondered how to support someone who is, this episode is a must-listen. It's not just about awareness; it's about action. Tune in and join the conversation that could change workplaces for the better.