1. What is the definition of bullying?
2. Please explain the tactics of bullying.
3. Which are the consequences of bullying?
4. What are the proposed interventions according to the literature?
5. What is the extent of workplace bullying in the hospitality industry in Dubai?
6. What are the types of workplace bullying encountered by hospitality operatives in Dubai?
7. What are the causes and consequences of workplace bullying?
8. What interventions may be employed to neutralize workplace bullying?
1) Bullying -
It is using of force and threat so to make another party act in an involuntary way. This is an intentional behavior which aims to harm or injure another party. Sometimes bullying is happened on a regular basis and becomes habitual. Bullying is not necessarily an aggressive behavior but it can hurt a person physically, mentally and emotionally.
2) Tactics of bullying -
Bullying can happen in many places and many ways and some of the tactics are -
3) Consequences of bullying -
The consequences of bullying is very harmful when it goes for a long term. Both the people who bully others and who are being bullied are affected negatively and it affects them mentally. Some of the consequences of bullying are -
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