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Gewalt am Arbeitsplatz
Hannoversche Allgemeine
Gewalt am Arbeitsplatz. Von Melanie Huber |. 25.03.2013 10:30 Uhr. Vom Helfer zum Opfer: Übergriffe am Arbeitsplatz treffen häufig Pflegepersonal, Schaffner und Polizisten.

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A SEVEN-YEAR-OLD singer from Cimla has teamed up with a tattooed “giant” to spread an anti-bullying message.Charley Jones has apparently impressed the Scary Guy with her version of a song…

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#FRSA daily news, by Roxanne Persaud: Collected stories from the RSA Fellowship

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A 2011 study, “Understanding and Preventing Violence Directed Against Teachers,” reported 80% of about 3,000 K-12 teachers surveyed felt victimized by students, students’ parents or colleagues in the past year.

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Hemera Technologies/PhotoObjects.net “If we outlaw finger guns, then only outlaws will pretend their fingers are guns.” Parents pressured the principal and the suspensions were quickly lifted. It just goes to show: If you hold …

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Jonathan Trent Wilbanks, mentioned the school in a series of angry posts on Facebook. …

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Davenport said one teacher at her school has students representing six different religious denominations and since a parent has “questioned” their festivities in the past, they’re just “trying to make sure we respect and honor everybody’s…

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VisionHeart, by The Scary Guy: The Scary Guy Eliminating hate, violence and prejudice worldwide

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LONDON (Reuters) – Got a tech idea and want to make a fortune before you’re out of your teens?

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