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Bullying and harassmentDate: 01 April 2000
An Executive Council Statement to the 2000 Annual Delegate Meeting. Many people in Usdaw are already doing a great deal to tackle the problem of bullying and harassment at work. This ADM Statement is intended to bring that work together, to develop it and support it It is affecting our members' livesBullying and harassment can cause serious problems, undermining the health and well being of our members. Work and family life can be affected if bullying and harassment are left unchallenged. It undermines everything we stand forAll Usdaw members have the right to work without fear of being bullied and harassed. The right to be treated with respect and dignity is a basic human right and a fundamental trade unionprinciple. The problem is getting worseGrowing numbers of our members are reporting problems with harassment and bullying. Intimidating and abusive styles of management have become increasingly commonplace. It is costing employers a fortuneBullying and harassment are bad for business. They can cost employers up to 12 billion pounds a year in stress related sickness absence and staff turnover. This is money that could be spent on staff training, family-friendly policies or better store security. No-one benefits from letting bullying and harassment go unchecked. This is a health and safety issueUsdaw has always taken health and safety at work seriously.Bullying and harassment are serious health risks and our members have a legal right to a safe working environment. We have already started tackling the problemThe Statement is designed to be of practical use. It is written for:
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