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Bullying, harassment and discrimination in the workplace

Adam Feinstein

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Abstract

Much has been written on the important issue of bullying of ASD pupils in schools. The problem of bullying in the workplace has been seriously neglected, in comparison. A 2012 survey by the UK’s National Autistic Society found that a third of adults with autism had been bullied or discriminated against at work.

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Much has been written on the important issue of bullying of ASD pupils in schools. The problem of bullying in the workplace has been seriously neglected, in comparison. A 2012 survey by the UK’s National Autistic Society found that a third of adults with autism had been bullied or discriminated against at work.

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Much has been written on the important issue of bullying of ASD pupils in schools. The problem of bullying in the workplace has been seriously neglected, in comparison. A 2012 survey by the UK’s National Autistic Society found that a third of adults with autism had been bullied or discriminated against at work.

Key concepts: Harassment, Psychology, Criminology, Social psychology, Applied psychology

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