Almost six in 10 people have witnessed or suffered bullying in the workplace new research has revealed, with more than two thirds of witnesses stating their colleague was subjected to a sustained period of harassment.
The report, commissioned by Slater and Gordon, shows that tight deadlines, personality clashes and office politics often caused tensions to run high.
More than 37% of those questioned said they felt they had been bullied themselves and a further 21% admitting they have witnessed colleagues being subjected to abuse.
Claire Dawson, employment lawyer at Slater and Gordon, said: “Bullying in the workplace is all too common and comes in many forms.
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