Titlebook: Safeguarding the Organization Against Violence and Bullying; An International Per Paul McCarthy,Claire Mayhew Book 2004 Palgrave Macmillan,

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The Overlap between Community Violence, Criminal Indices and Aggression at Work,nd manifest as one or other form of occupational violence. It is argued that cultural norms of behaviour (including attitudes to violence) and external pressures permeate the factory/office boundaries. That is, organizations are embedded within the social and cultural frameworks of their environment

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Occupational Violence, Psycho-Terror and Terrorism,g moments in workplace bullying/violence and global terrorism. The approach taken examines these phenomena through lenses of post traumatic stress, identity, organization, urbanization and gender, as well as lineages of victimization in Western thought.

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Occupational Violence/Bullying in the Health Industry,esearch evidence about the different forms of occupational violence experienced by various health professional groups, and then moves to an in-depth analysis of preventive strategies. The most appropriate starting point for the discussions in this chapter is with the only substantive international s

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Occupational Violence/Bullying in the Transport Industry, wide range of risks. The working conditions of transport workers are also significantly different to those of most other workers. For example, in addition to the ‘mobile’ nature of their workplace, transport workers are employed in an industry where the reward system is frequently based on task com

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Occupational Violence/Bullying in Education and Juvenile Justice, and Assessment of the Impact fromrialized countries, particularly for workers who have significant levels of face-to-face contact with their clients or customers. Education workers — and those who provide other forms of care to adolescents — are not immune to these risks. There are two key themes in this chapter that relate to the

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Preventing Risk/Severity Spirals: A Cross-Sectoral Approach,etal situations. The interplay of these risks can also contribute to the severity of impacts (as discussed in Chapter 8). Both risks and impacts can escalate over time for many forms of bullying and violence. This chapter focuses on the escalation of risks and impacts for incidents with lead in hist

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