| International Association on Workplace Bullying and Harassment Since 1998, as the world's leading authority on workplace bullying and harassment, the IAWBH has worked to stimulate, generate, integrate, and disseminate academic research and evidence-based practice to promote fairness, justice, and dignity at work for all. The IAWBH promotes collegiality and networking across its membership and with key stakeholders. |
News & Events13 October 2025 - New Workplace Bullying and Sexual Harassment Protections begin for more than 400,000 workers in NSW, AustraliaFor the first time in NSW history, more than 400,000 NSW Government workers in hospitals, schools, local councils and other public services can today seek orders and damages from the NSW Industrial Relations Commission to stop workplace bullying and sexual harassment. Remedies can include an order to prevent the bullying and harassment from continuing, damages of up to $100,000, ordering a public apology to a harassed or bullied worker, or ordering an employer to take specified actions to stop unlawful conduct........Read More IAWBH Master Class 11-12 September 2025 Our IAWBH Masterclass 2025, Global contextualizing of workplace bullying: Asia and Africa in focus, was held online on 11-12 September 2025. The Masterclass addressed the issue of context, with a specific focus on the Global South, and particularly Asia and Africa. The Masterclass was purpose-designed for an international community of workplace bullying researchers and practitioners who are interested in context, the Global South, Asia and/or Africa. We learned about context from local voices, including speakers from Asia (Miwako Wakui, Mahshid Bagestani, Emad Al Muala, Saima Ahmad, Joon Park) and Africa (Ngao Motsei, Amarachi Amaugo, Mary Naana Essiaw, Brightness Mangalothi), from the Masterclass organizers (Premilla D’Cruz, Ernesto Noronha) and eminent experts such as Charlotte Rayner, Hazel Mawdsley and Jose-Maria Leon Perez. The Masterclass' take-aways included learnings about context in terms of conceptualization methods and local insights, which attendees can apply in their own settings. The Masterclass was recorded is available here. Day One and Day Two.
Premilla D'Cruz Ernesto Noronha Ngao Motsei Miwako Wakui
Jose-Maria Leon Perez Charlotte Rayner Emad Al Muala Hazel Mawdsley IAWBH Board Meeting 23-24 July 2025The IAWBH Board met in Copenhagen from 23-24 July 2025 ahead of the 85th Academy of Management (AOM) meeting. It was a productive two days of work including discussion about the 15th biennial global conference of the IAWBH scheduled to be held at the Australian National University in Canberra from 206 June 2025.
23-24 July 2025 meeting of the IAWBH Board at Cabinn Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark. . |
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UPCOMING EVENTS & CONFERENCES5th United Against Workplace Bullying on-line conferencE, Tuesday 11 November 2025This one-day online conference will take place during the UK’s anti-bullying week from 9.30am to 5.15pm GMT on Tuesday 11 November 2025. Read more here. All ticket income will go towards supporting Stop Hurt at Work https://www.stophurtatwork.org/ and the campaign to get workplace bullying recognised in UK law. Stop Hurt at Work is due to discuss the Bullying and Respect at Work Bill, sponsored by Rachael Maskell MP (who spoke at the 14th IAWB conference in Huddersfield, UK), with the Minister for Employment Rights later in October. You can see the full history and relevant links on this page https://www.stophurtatwork.org/legislation. |
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