Legal Question in Employment Law in Ohio

Workplace Bully

I am a senior staffer who has been experiencing on the job bullying by my supervisor. Most recently I unfairly received a negative review in which I was given goals that don't actually reflect my background and experience. What I find troubling is that I was told that these goals were nonnegotiable. For example, one goal stated that I was not to decline acceptance of projects or assignments, yet I have repeatedly seen coworkers of the same rank or lower do so. Is that possible for him to make such demands on me? Must I agree to this when it doesn't seem fair and would only serve to hurt me in the long run?


Asked on 9/11/08, 12:01 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Howard Mishler Howard V. Mishler Co. LPA

Re: Workplace Bully

No. You must fight back to have him or them leave you alone. You have a right not to be treated differently

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Answered on 9/20/08, 12:04 am


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