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U.S. Workplace Bullying Survey - 2014

Fund the 3rd national scientific prevalence survey by the Workplace Bullying Institute.

U.S. Workplace Bullying Survey - 2014

Fund the 3rd national scientific prevalence survey by the Workplace Bullying Institute.

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Bellingham, United States

$7,026 USD 94 backers

117% of $6,000 Flexible Goal Flexible Goal

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Help fund the 2014 U.S. Workplace Bullying Survey.

The most cited statistics worldwide about adult bullying in the workplace come from the Workplace Bullying Institute (WBI) national surveys. The media rely on WBI statistics. The story of workplace bullying is kept alive by the media. We haven't run a national scientific survey since 2010.

Why Only $6,000 ?

The goal is modest thanks to the heavily discounted rate our partner national pollster offers WBI (for comparison Gallup would charge $100,000 for the same). Only by using a pollster can we get a national sample of adult Americans. The $6,000 covers the fee to commission the study and to use credible news distribution services (e.g., PR Newswire) that alert national and local media about the new findings.

Sustaining the U.S. Workplace Bullying movement

WBI founders started the movement in mid-1997. WBI is the recognized source of all things involving bullying at work -- self-help for individuals, books, public outreach through over 1,100 media interviews. DVDs, and research. Statistics validate bullied individuals, convincing them they are not alone. In the past, the WBI survey found that 54 million Americans are directly affected. The epidemic prevalence rate in the past has kept awareness raising moving forward. It's time for a new survey to convince the public, including employers, about the seriousness of this health-harming problem. A new 2014 survey will be the benchmark for comparison with other nations, among employers and within unions. It will make news!!