About the Program
The NELC is an organization primarily composed of minority outside and in-house attorneys throughout the United States who represent private and public sector employers in all aspects of labor and employment matters. The conference is directed to attorneys and senior level human resources professionals representing management in labor and employment law.
This is an advanced program for practitioners with significant experience representing exclusively management in labor and employment law.
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About Dawn's Panel
When The Mean Kids Show Up At Work
As many as one-third of U.S. workers have reported being bullied on the job. Workplace bullying has been defined as repeated, health-harming conduct by superiors and co-workers – conduct that is abusive and harassing, but not necessarily unlawful. In many cases, workplace bullying can trigger a host of stress-related health complications, such as hypertension, depression and anxiety, causing disruption to a worker's immediate job and career but also resulting in significant costs to employers.
This panel will explore the growing problem of bullying (including cyber-bullying) in the workplace and provide you with guidance on how to prevent and remedy the same in your organization.
Moderator: Dawn Siler-Nixon, FordHarrison, Tampa, FL
Speakers: Danielle Ochs, Ogletree Deakins, San Francisco, CA
Antonia Robinson, Carter's, Inc., Atlanta, GA
Mark Crawford, BP America, Inc., Houston, TX
Registration
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