The Professional Staff Congress, the largest union representing employees at the City University of New York, sponsored a forum earlier this month to draw attention to the growing problem of workplace bullying and pushed the passage of a bill that would protect employees facing abuse.
The union held an Oct. 7 panel discussion marking National Bullying Prevention Month where experts detailed how an abusive workplace affects mental health, how universities are dealing with workplace bullying, and what legal protections exist for those being harassed.
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