The Incidence and Correlates of Workplace Bullying in Ireland

Philip O'Connell and James Williams
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James Williams: Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI)

No WP148, Papers from Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI)

Abstract: This paper reports the results of the first nationally representative survey of the incidence of workplace bullying in the Republic of Ireland. The results are based on analysis of a sample of over 5,200 individuals in paid work outside the home. Overall, 7% of persons in the work-place report that they experienced bullying in the 6 months preceding the survey. Bullying victimisation was far more common among employees than among the self-employed, and victimisation rates were higher among women than men. Almost 3% of those at work report that they experienced bullying either daily or several times per week during the reference period. Multivariate analyses of the incidence of bullying suggest that workplace characteristics are more influential than personal attributes in determining bullying victimisation.

Pages: xx pages
Date: 2002-01
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