Examining workplace bullying across Europe, this piece analyzes legal definitions and difficulties for victims seeking justice.
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Employers across Europe have a duty to prevent and intervene in workplace violence, but practical implementation is often inadequate. Despite laws intended to protect employees from psychological pressure, intimidation, and systematic mobbing, legal outcomes for victims remain difficult in many European jurisdictions, as illustrated by four case studies from different countries.
