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BULLYING, VIOLENCE, HARASSMENT, DISCRIMINATION AND STRESS
Emerging Workplace Health and Safety Issues
International focus on corporate citizenship and sustainable business practices have called a host of new occupational issues such as bullying, violence, harassment, discrimination, and work‐related stress to the forefront of health and safety challenges facing multi‐national businesses. As a result, development of new workplace policies and passage of legislation intended to address these new challenges are on the rise ‐ a worldwide trend that brings new categories of business risk with it. Is your company prepared?
Bullying, Violence, Harassment, Discrimination and Stress‐Emerging Global Workplace Health and Safety Issues is an essential resource for lawyers, employers, and human resource professionals responsible for maintaining written corporate policies and procedures that minimize corporate risk and liability and ensure protection of employees, corporate image, and the bottom line. This international review summarizes key requirements of relevant legislation in over 50 individual countries, and presents pertinent non‐regulatory initiatives and developing trends to help global businesses anticipate, prepare for, and proactively manage these new risks. Updates to this valuable 277 page business reference will be published periodically.
The Isosceles Group (TIG) provides Environmental, Health and Safety management services to industry and government in the United States, and internationally, and regularly publishes regulatory reviews and country‐specific audit protocols covering a variety of global topics and EH&S legislation.
Ellen Pinkos Cobb, J.D. is a graduate of Bowdoin College and the University of Connecticut School of Law. She has many years of experience in the employment and administrative law fields, and has spent the past two years extensively focusing on psycho‐social workplace issues. Ellen is a Senior Regulatory & Legal Analyst in TIG’s Boston office.
The publication is also available in hard copy for $55 plus shipping and handling. To order a hard copy version, please email The Isosceles Group at: info@theisogroup.com, or call 617 330 2800.