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1. www.psychologytoday.com › us › blogWorkplace Coercive Control: More than a “Bad Boss”

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   Aug 11, 2019 · The domination in coercive control is extreme and all-encompassing. The difference between a bad workplace or a “bad boss” and one who uses coercive control is the level of domination and fear ...

2. hbr.org › 2021 › 06Why People Lie at Work — and What to Do About It

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   Jun 24, 2021 · Why People Lie at Work — and What to Do About It. Summary. Being faced with an employee who bends the truth or lies outright is a tough managerial situation to be in. It can stir up the expected ...

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4. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullExploring Organizational Deception: Organizational Contexts ...

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   Jun 4, 2020 · However, even within the context of a high-volume call centre with competitively priced outsourced contracts, workers had a degree of discretion in how to navigate these contradictions. For instance, a central feature of this study is that employees were not directly coerced or instructed to lie. But as Sallaz (2015, p. 22) indicates, lying was ...

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5. theconversation.com › corporate-deception-where-doCorporate deception: where do we draw the line on lying at work?

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   Jul 1, 2016 · Many reported that they had grown in self-confidence as a result of their work and laughed as they recounted to us how they “lied for a living”. The organisation is doing nothing illegal by ...

6. www.mind.org.uk › news-campaigns › newsThe final taboo: Millions of employees forced to lie about ...

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   Nov 3, 2010 · Millions of British workers feel forced to lie to their bosses about having to take stress-induced sick leave. A study by leading mental health charity Mind, released to coincide with Stress Awareness Day (3 November), finds that talking about workplace pressures remains a huge taboo. Stress has forced one in five workers (19%) to call in sick ...

7. www.bbc.com › worklife › articleThe bosses who silently nudge out workers - BBC

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   Oct 24, 2022 · In overt cases, this is known as ‘constructive dismissal’: when an employee is forced to leave because the employer created a hostile work environment.

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   Are employees coerced to lie?

   • For instance, a central feature of this study is that employees were not directly coerced or instructed to lie. But as Sallaz (2015, p. 22) indicates, lying was acknowledged, condoned and even encouraged by managers.

   Exploring Organizational Deception: Organizational Contexts, Social

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   Is lying a coercive corporate requirement?

   • In coercive corporate contexts, lying behaviour is an explicit organizational requirement. Nath (2011) reports on outsourced high-volume Indian call-centre employees who were required to conceal their ethnicity and the location of their workplace.

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   What if an employee is lying?

   • Once you can see what the employee is trying to accomplish by lying, you can move to action. The author describes the three most typical motivations for employee lying based on decades of consulting — and tips for what to do about them. First, a dishonest employee might be afraid to upset someone or trigger conflict.

   Why People Lie at Work — and What to Do About It

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   What if an employee bends the truth or lies outright?

   • Summary. Being faced with an employee who bends the truth or lies outright is a tough managerial situation to be in. It can stir up the expected reactions of hurt and anger and cause you to lose faith in your team. If an employee is being dishonest with you, start by trying to figure out why.

   Why People Lie at Work — and What to Do About It

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   Is lying a legitimate job feature?

   • As such, lying became embedded into the organization as a normalized and routine job feature (Jenkins & Delbridge, 2017a). Employees were complicit with the need to lie as a legitimate work feature and experienced lying as creative, inventive and satisfying.

   Exploring Organizational Deception: Organizational Contexts, Social

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   How does defensive lying affect social relations between employees and customers?

   • Employees thus engaged in defensive lying as a coping strategy due to the nature of the organizational context and this had implications for the social relations between employees and customers. In CallCo, relations between workers and customers were often conflictual with customers conceived as the legitimate target of deception.

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9. www.betterup.com › blog › workplace-coercionFeeling uneasy? Here’s what workplace coercion looks like

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   Fear of isolation can be a powerful incentive. Some figures in authority might use loneliness as a weapon for maintaining control over a person’s behavior or self-esteem. Forcefully separating an employee from other workers to make them feel isolated or lonely is a form of workplace coercion. 6. Humiliating.