STOP WORKPLACE BULLYING!
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Mission Statement
The Mission of the California Healthy Workplace Advocates
Is to Raise Public Awareness and Compel our State to Correct and
Prevent Abusive Work Environment Through Legislation

TO WATCH a short BNET Video, Calling a Bully a Bully with Carrie Clark, Healthy Workplace Advocate, click here.

Join us at our next Sacramento Meeting
3pm  Saturday, February 27, 2010

3pm to 6pm at Denny's Restaurant, "J" Street exit, just off Interstate 5/ CA-99, next to Old Town Sacramento, Enter from "J" St. or 3rd St. (925 3rd St., Sacramento, CA 95814   Ph 916 443-1951)

Presently, to our national shame, the United States and the State of California have no laws prohibiting status-blind harassment in the workforce.  It is perfectly legal to harass an employee or co-worker until the job becomes unbearable. 

We are here because bullying breaks Hearts, Spirits, and People....
Occupational stress severely increases the risk of coronary heart disease, high blood pressure, anxiety, and post traumatic stress disorder. These are just a few of the many possible physical consequences of workplace bullying.

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Workers injured by work abuse often suffer from Post-traumatic Stress Disorder as a result of long-term psychological violence committed against them. 

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