Watch Drs. Michael Williams and Joseph Youngblood co-present on the topic of workplace bullying during the Society of Human Resource Managers (SHRM) Annual Conference & Exposition in Washington, D.C. Learn about the seismic affect this behavior can have on your organization.

In keeping with this issue's theme, learn about workplace bullying's potentially corrosive effect on your organization in Dr. Williams' latest white paper in Human Resource Executive magazine.

Learn more about "The Meaning of Higher Education Certificates" in your academic journey and hear Dr. Williams' view on their context in higher education in his interview in New Jersey Business magazine.

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The Dean Discusses Workplace Bullying On Page and Screen and the Ways Higher Education Certificates Can Fuel Your Success

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Think workplace bullying isn't pervasive? Guess again. According to a recent survey conducted by The Workplace Bullying Institute, approximately 66 million workers are affected by bullying in the workplace. Listen to what Dr. Michael Williams and Dr. Joseph Youngblood II, dean of the John S. Watson School of Public Service and Continuing Studies, have to say about workplace bullying. The two co-presented on the topic during the Society of Human Resource Managers (SHRM) Annual Conference & Exposition in June. They discussed the seismic affect that bullying behavior can have on your organization, how to recognize it and ways to resolve it.



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Welcome to rage, resistance and reform in the 21st century workplace. In keeping with this issue's theme, the dean addresses the impact that workplace aggression can have on employee morale and the need for legislation to neutralize it. Be sure to read Drs. Williams and Youngblood's collaborative white paper on the subject: "Workplace Bullying: Rage, Resistance and Reform" in Human Resource Executive (HRE) magazine.

Has viewing the video or reading the article prompted thoughts on your own experiences with workplace bullying? If so, we'd love to hear from you. Email the School of Business and Management at sbm@tesu.edu and let us know what you think.



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Searching for personal enrichment or professional advancement? Are you making a career transition or just need a powerful addendum to your existing degree or a degree-in-progress? Many of our student-practitioners have found the answer in the University's certificate programs. Learn more about "The Meaning of Higher Education Certificates" in a New Jersey Business magazine interview with Dr. Williams.


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