Bullying or Controlling Behaviour

Bullying and Controlling Behaviour

Bullying can happen at work, home, or online. It is meant to hurt someone.

Banter is a joke everyone enjoys. Bullying is not banter if it keeps going.

 

Discrimination

In UK, it is illegal to treat someone unfairly because of things like age or disability.

The Equality Act 2010 protects from discrimination at work, school, or when buying things.

Controlling Behaviour

Domestic violence is not always physical. Controlling actions are also a type of abuse.

Work Place Bullying

Bullying at work can be arguments, being ignored, or unfair treatment.

It can make work life hard. Speak to someone if you are being bullied.

Cyberbullying

Cyberbullying is online bullying. It uses technology to hurt others.

It can include hurtful messages or identity fraud.

Useful Information

ACAS

ACAS helpline is for anyone who needs employment law or workplace advice, including employers, employees and workers.

Equality and Human Rights Commission

Advice line. If you need expert information, advice and support on discrimination and human rights issues

Citizens advice

If you’re being harassed or bullied at work. For more advice about being harassed or bullied at work visit citizens advice website.

Workplace bullying and harassment

Workplace bullying and harassment. Bullying itself is not against the law, but harassment is.

Helpful resources for cyber bullying

Adult Victims of Cyberbullying

Advice for Adult Victims of Cyberbullying

Bullying and cyber bullying

It’s not uncommon for adults to find themselves the victim of vicious online abuse. More information about bullying and cyber bullying. Find resources that can help you.

Helpful resource for discrimination

WcVA

BAME Helpline Wales is providing callers with support on a wide range of issues. and through a variety of different languages

The King’s Fund

Support if you have experienced racism or discrimination

Find out more about your rights, discrimination and what you can do against it.

Contact Equality Advisory Support Service (EASS) call 0808 800 0082.