Types of Bullying
Spot the Behavior
Legal and Policy Basics
What should you do?
Impact on the Workplace
100

Repeated verbal insults or belittling comments fall under this type of bullying

What is verbal bullying

100

Two coworkers disagree about a deadline. No insults, just stress

What is normal conflict

100

The workplace department most responsible for reporting bullying

What is HR

100

The first safe step if you feel comfortable addressing the situation

What is speaking directly to the person

100

Bullying causes employees to feel [ Blank ]

What is Stress/Anxiety

200

Intentionally excluding someone from emails, meetings, or conversations

What is social/relational bullying

200

A manager rolls their eyes every time one employee speaks

What is not nice behavior

200

While bullying itself may not always be illegal, this type clearly is

What is harassment/discrimination

200

What should you save when bullying happens through messages

What are screenshots / written records

200

When Employees are stressed what declines 

What is productivity/ work

300

When a boss constantly assigns impossible workloads to only one employee

What is abuse of power

300

A teammate “forgets” to invite someone to meetings repeatedly

What is exclusion

300

A written document outlining behavior expectations and anti-bullying steps

What is a workplace conduct policy

300

If you witness bullying, you can support the target by doing this

What is addressing the situation

300

Bullying often increases which HR metric 

What is turnover

400

Harassing a coworker through texts, group chats, or Slack messages

What is cyberbullying

400

A supervisor gives constructive feedback in a private meeting

What is not bullying

400

This must be done immediately after witnessing bullying, even if you’re not involved.

What is documenting the incident

400

A private, confidential resource in many workplaces to report issues

Reporting form 

400

Teams who experience bullying usually struggle with this group dynamic 

What is communication / trust

500

Spreading rumors or sabotaging a coworker’s professional reputation

What is reputational bullying

500

A coworker deliberately withholds information so you look incompetent

What is sabotage

500

Federal laws protect against bullying only when it involves this factor

What is a protected class (race, gender, etc.)

500

When bullying continues despite reporting, escalate to this level

What is upper management

500

Bullying costs companies money because it increases this type of cost

What are legal, training, and replacement costs

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