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Passive aggressive bullying

Dotty polly · 2019-11-07 20:42:00

Hi all, hoping for some advice. Is it possible to ask to be moved from my current office to another one to get away from a colleague that is bullying me? Would there be a reason this would be refused? I've already had an informal meeting with management over issues with my colleague but I have no intention of making a…

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#32 13-11-2019 9:57pm
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Mrs OBumble wrote: »

Absolutely.

But the OP tells us that s/he ha ALREADY done this and it didn't work.

Refusing to go down the formal route after the inform route has failed is classic passive-aggressive behaviour.

No, in fact it's a classic and fundamental right of any alleged victim of workplace bullying or harassment, sexual, physical or otherwise, most especially if they suspect managements competency / genuineness.

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