(HD) EPISODE 2: CONNECTICUT, Marlene’s Law
(54 votes, average: 0.09 out of 5)
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Posted in: Episode 2: Marlene Braun (Connecticut), Featured, Video
(9:00) Kathy Hermes is on a mission. She says her best friend committed suicide after suffering psychological intimidation on the job. Hermes asks her Connecticut State Senator to propose legislation to stop bullying in the workplace. Scenes include powerful corporate lobbyists and their reception of wine and truffles for legislators. Leave a comment and share your story [Trouble viewing? go to youtube.com/user/thereoughtabealaw]
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May 11th, 2009 at 9:52 pm
We need the “teeth” of a law to protect us from the devastation of bullying/mobbing. In my case, I thought I was in the ‘twilight zone’ because the better job I did, the more I was attacked. I couldn’t figure it out for years – until one day, not knowing what to do, I entered “emotional abuse in the workplace”into a search engine. My jaw dropped as all these sites came up. I read for hours and hours and finally understood that this is a real phenomenon, and it is not my fault!
While just learning about bullying helped to a certain extent, I also learned that once the bullies co-opt others into their game, there is pretty much nothing I can do to salvage my reputation. I’ve had most of my meaningful work removed by one of my 2 bullies. My co-workers had enjoyed my work prior to the bullies’ success in ‘demoting’ me, and are now not happy that I am working at the mediocrity the bullies desire. We, the taxpayers, are paying for this.
July 20th, 2009 at 6:02 pm
Help, my workplace is run by a clique of bulies. My new boss has a number of members of the department that he goes drinking with. Then he spends most of the day talking to them. Almost all of my work has been taken away and is being done by them. They are doing their best to destroy my reputation with my work group and demean me in meetings? Should I go to HR?
July 23rd, 2009 at 3:05 pm
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