How do we define success in ending harassment complaints? The RCMP has begun the process with the implementation of their new policy on Respectful Workplace. As the workplace culture begins this slow transformation cases of gross misconduct have gained political and public attention with added lawsuits. “The number of misconduct investigations the RCMP launched into their […]
Read MoreWho really pays for workplace bullying and violence?
We all do? No one is immune to workplace bullying. I think it is safe to say that at some point, we have experienced or know of someone who has been on the other side, the target. What is the cost? Ignoring workplace bullying and violence surfaces in work performance, staff turnover, productivity, sick […]
Read MoreIntolerance breeds hate and violence.
It is a tragedy for all nations, waking up to the news of another terrorist attack. Another reminder of how intolerance breeds hate and violence. Another city in mourning for the victims and another country suffering from the trauma of these attacks. Oh let’s not forget the children whose view of a safe world has […]
Read MoreFrom darkness find the light.
Have you ever heard the saying “what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger.” I used to hate it when friends would chime that little expression as words of wisdom while I suffered from workplace bullying. It took a few years before I could recognize the accuracy and meaning from that statement. I realized that sometimes […]
Read MoreAmber Alert Protecting the Vulnerable
Protecting those most vulnerable is our moral responsibility. Our children are innocent of the finality with life, the possible dangers and consequences of their decisions. Often targeted by predators. The scary reality is that no one is immune to this violence. As a parent the ultimate fear is a child abduction. The anguish and emotional […]
Read MoreInternational Women’s Day March 8th
Next week is International Women’s Day. As a child, too busy playing, I never paid much attention to the rights and freedoms we have or the hardships women endured, including my mother, from issues such as domestic abuse, income disparity, healthcare, social limitations and political restrictions. Sexual violence and harassment was never openly discussed. Experience […]
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