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Bully-Proofing the Malaysian Workplace

Emillia Shariff, Managing Partner, SpeakUp Malaysia

02-May-23 12:00

Bully-Proofing the Malaysian Workplace

Workplace bullying is an unfortunate reality that many employees face around the world, and Malaysia is no exception.

With the recent attention brought to two cases of workplace harassment, it has become evident that bullying in the workplace is a pressing issue that deserves our attention.

Today, we’ll be discussing the impact of workplace bullying on employees, its prevalence in Malaysia, and potential solutions to combat the problem.

We’re joined on the show by Emillia Shariff from SpeakUp Malaysia.

Produced by: Richard Bradbury

Presented by: Richard Bradbury, Lily Chai


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