The Bully in the Workplace
Faas writes, “Why do bullies bully?” The simple answer is because they work in an environment where it is allowed, condoned, encouraged, and even expected....but where bullying is not allowed or condoned it will stop.
Andrew Faas was a senior executive in retail for three decades, and during that time demonstrated how to lead and manage a business, not from fear and bullying, but through establishing cultural dynamics that are based on values, motivation, and positive leadership to create a strong organization and a safe place to work. His ideas are relevant to bullying in multifamily residential situations.
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Governor Baker creates landmark commission on bullying
August 10, 2016. Governor Baker has signed resolve S1984, thus creating a landmark commission to protect elderly and disabled victims from harassing and bullying. Passage of this resolve demonstrates again the leadership and compassion of our legislators and of Governor Baker and their responsive concern for the well-being and rights of all citizens. It is a victory for citizen activism and democracy.
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Open letter to State Auditor Diane DiZoglio: Performance Audit of MA Department of Public Health (DPH)
World Health Network
October 17, 2023
Open letter to State Auditor Diana DiZoglio
To: Auditor Diana DiZoglio
Massachusetts State House, Room 230, Boston, MA 02133 Auditor@sao.state.ma.us
Subject: Performance Audit of MA Department of Public Health (DPH)
Bonny's Links: November2019
Federal Anti-Discrimination Lawsuit Filed By a Victim of Bullying in Senior Housing
In 2014, Ms Wentzel, an elderly person who is openly lesbian, moved to Glen St Andrews Living Community, near Niles, Indiana. Over the next 15 months, she was verbally and physically abused by other residents due to her sexual orientation. When she complained to staff about the abuse, they called her a liar and eventually retaliated against her, forcing her to change her living arrangements and eat in her own apartment, not the restaurant. So, Ms Wentzel retained an attorney and sued the Glen St.
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S985 An Act relative to bullying in public housing: text
Pride overcomes bullying
If we are to eliminate bullying in multifamily housing communities, and heal the community, we need to change attitudes and increase the level of mutual understanding and cooperation. We need to have pride in our community, and earn the respect of the wider community. Therefore, we need to change ourselves (managers and residents alike) and how we relate to each other. We won't achieve our goals by trying to kick out tenants or trying to fire the managers.
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