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Employment solicitors give advice on bullying in the workplace

Bullying and harassment in the workplace

This video covers one of the most common questions that our Employment Law solicitors are asked by employees.

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Grace Mason
Marketing & Business Development Coordinator

Bullying and harassment in the workplace is a sensitive issue that’s unfortunately all too common. Associate Solicitor, Lauren Kilbride and Solicitor Will Trotter have an informal chat about what you should do if you’re experiencing it. You can find out more on our dedicated Bullying and Harassment at Work page.


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