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A Special Place in Hell : Intra-Gender Bullying in the Workplace.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Jordan, Myfan.
- Language:
- English
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (314 pages)
- Edition:
- 1st ed.
- Place of Publication:
- Bradford : Ethics International Press Limited, 2025.
- Summary:
- "There is a special place in hell for women who don't help other women," former US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright was famously quoted as saying. This book builds on a study conducted by the author's research firm, which found that more than half of the female workers surveyed during the COVID 19 pandemic had experienced, or were currently experiencing, relationships/ or conditions of work which constituted workplace bullying. That workplace environments were highly strained during the crisis had been anticipated, particularly those occupations which made up the 'care frontline'. What wasn't foreseen was that the perpetrators of bullying behaviours were often female colleagues. Time and again the phrase 'it's the women' was expressed in survey data and follow up interviews. Building on that survey, this book takes a deeper dive into intra-gender female bullying, with the aim of gaining deep insight into the nature of bullying at work and from there, potential responses. Workplace bullying is a growing problem across the world, yet to date, there has been little real focus, even within academia, around what is driving intra-gender female bullying. The book, which draws primarily on Australian and UK case studies, will examine the different approaches to bullying that have been used and, analyse why these have failed to address this problem. A Special Place in Hell will be of interest to students and researchers in workplace behaviour, and equality and diversity, as well as feminism and gender studies; and to thoughtful practitioners in human resources management.
- Contents:
- Intro
- Foreword
- A Special Place
- What Exactly Is Workplace Bullying?
- Why Australia?
- Figure A Comparison of Australian National Rates of Workplace Bullying with European Statistics (2010 and 2014/2015).,
- Figure B Comparison of Australian (State/Territory) Rates of Workplace Bullying with European Rates (2010 and 2014/2015)
- Trends In Women Bullying Women
- Figure C Number of serious claims for mental health conditions by industry National Data Set 2017-2018 - 2021-2022
- An Emerging Phenomenon
- Gendered Impacts
- Figure D Mental Stress Categories by Sex, 2016-2017 &
- 2018-2019, Safe Work Australia (2021).
- Antecedents Of Workplace Bullying
- Agents of the Patriarchy and Snakes in Suits
- Why Do Women Bully?
- Agents Of the Patriarchy?
- The 'Workplace Psychopath'
- Nova's Story
- The Workplace Narcissist
- Christy's Story
- Erin's Story (Part 1)
- Mobbing And Group Exclusion
- Hermione's Story
- Victimology?
- Recent Psychological Perspectives
- 'DARVO'
- Prior Experience of Abuse
- Psychology As a Personal Tool
- 'Managerialism' And New Public Management
- The Shift To 'Organisational' Psychology
- Labour Process Theory
- Neoliberalism And New Public Management
- Managerialism And Workplace Bullying
- New Public Management and Workplace Bullying
- Jill's Story
- Tori's Story
- Sage's Story
- The Pain of the 'Restructure'
- Fiona's Story
- The Price of Redress
- Charli's Story
- Bystanders To Workplace Bullying
- Lou's Story
- Whistleblowing
- Camille's Story
- A Shift to Risk Management
- Psychosocial Safety Climate
- Figure E Psychosocial Hazards that May Arise at Work (SWA, 2022:5).
- Policing Workplace Culture
- Change Through Education?
- The Role of Workers' Compensation
- 'Reasonableness' Provisions
- 'Reasonable' Burnout?
- Brenna's Story
- Annette's Story.
- If Not Risk Management, Then What?
- Review Of the Model WHS Legislation
- The Role of Emotional Intelligence
- What Is Emotional Intelligence?
- Emotional Intelligence in Action
- Anisha's Story
- Lindy's Story
- Ebullient Leaders
- Aren't Women More Prosocial?
- Leadership as Masculated
- The Postmodern Workplace
- What Is 'The Postmodern Workplace'?
- Gabby's Story
- The Impacts on Targets
- Table 1: Impact data, ASPIH survey (2024)
- Social Impacts from Workplace Bullying
- Fighting Back
- Table 2 Responses to Workplace Bullying, ASPIH survey (2024)
- Financial And Career Impacts
- Loss Of Faith in Procedural Justice
- Caz's Story
- Authentic Narrative
- Ailsia's Story
- Some Positive Outcomes
- Intra-gender Bullying as a Feminist Issue
- 'Leaning In'
- #Girlboss
- Woman's Inhumanity to Woman
- Covert Aggression
- What Is Australia's Feminism?
- Sharon's Story
- The Queen Bee
- Mean Girls
- Internalised Misogyny?
- Damned Whores and God's Police
- Table 3: Identity and circumstances data ASPIH survey (2024)
- Gender Nonconformity
- (Women's) Violence Against Women
- Male on Male Workplace Bullying
- Lila's Story
- Diversity and Divergence
- Diversity And Divergence
- Workplace Bullying in The Context of Ageism
- Kaily's Story
- The Witch: Capitalism's Construct of The Aged Feminine
- The Curious Case of Neurodivergence
- Miranda's Story
- Neurodivergence Presenting as Workplace Bullying
- Brooke's Story
- Mental Health and Cognitive Difference
- Tania's Story
- Workplace Bullying, A Global North Issue?
- International Comparisons
- Australia: A Bullying Culture?
- The Example of Nursing
- Global South and Cross-Cultural Comparisons
- Nursing In the Global North
- Barbara's Story
- Chloe's Story
- The Experience of Male Nurses
- Cultural Differences in Responses to Nurse Bullying.
- The 'Anti-Ethical' Nature of Late-Stage Capitalism
- Workplace Bullying and Late-Stage Capitalism
- Corporate Social Responsibility
- The Burden of Cultural Change
- The Co-Operative Workplace: A Non-Hierarchical Solution?
- Erin's Story (Part 2)
- Lateral Or 'Horizontal' Abuse
- Seren's Story
- Integrity and Ethical Capital
- Ethical Leadership
- Responses and Conclusions
- Repercussions Of Workplace Bullying
- Individual Subjectivity
- How Can Workplaces Do Better?
- What More Can Regulators Do?
- Horizontalism and 'Conscious Unbossing'
- A Human Right to Psychological Safety at Work
- How Will a Gender Lens Help?
- For Feminism
- About the Author.
- Notes:
- Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
- ISBN:
- 9781804415580
- 1804415588
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