When You Work for a Bully: Assessing Your Options and Taking Action by Susan Futterman
There are many books on how to deal with bullying managers, but what if you’d rather relieve yourself from workplace abuse than be forced to confront the problem? “When You Work for a Bully: Assessing Your Options and Taking Action,” which has been profiled on CNN and in “Men’s Health” magazine, is one of the few resources available that helps you leave an abusive situation in the workplace in a dignified and financially practical manner. Futterman, founder of online community “My Toxic Boss” and former reporter for “Investor’s Business Daily,” outlines the exit strategies available and how to manage your finances during this stressful time. Further, she offers guidance on bullying and the law, workers compensation and protecting your health coverage. With Web resources, a list of laws prohibiting job discrimination and dozens of real-life stories of victims of workplace abuse, this book is among the most practical and comprehensive guides for those who wish to cut their losses and move on with their careers. Hailed as “highly recommended” by “Midwest Book Review,” “When You Work for a Bully” is destined to become a modern business classic.
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Chapter: Bully :: 27 April 2007
