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minioncookies

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Harrasement
« on: February 07, 2014, 03:24:50 pm »


Diffrent People Diffrent Techniques.. I find that sometimes Harrasment can be annoying, painful, emotional, and stressfull There is only so much one person can take.. So my question to you is..

How do YOU deal with Harrasment?

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Re: Harrasement
« Reply #1 on: February 07, 2014, 06:16:15 pm »
I have changed my phone number and email address or blocked them from my email. I also didn't tell them where I moved to. Definitely gave them the cold shoulder.

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Re: Harrasement
« Reply #2 on: February 07, 2014, 07:26:02 pm »
I realize it is tough to turn the other cheek sometimes and we are not perfect.

I think if we cultivate being kind but also being firm when being bothered is a good attitude.

The bible says "Dont let the sun go down with you in a provoked state."We also need to remember our physical health can be affected by our emotions.Self control is a fruitage of a good spirit!Nothing wrong with forgiving ourselves if we err too.The next time we just may learn from that err.

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Re: Harrasement
« Reply #3 on: February 08, 2014, 06:37:27 am »
I ask the person to stop and if that doesn't work I'll block them (if that's an option) and if all else fails there's law enforcement.

My ex has been harassing me but I think he finally gets that it's over.  We've been over for a couple of months but tried to be friends. He wanted to still act like we were together and I noticed that he would become very verbally abusive when he was upset or suspected that I did something that could put me in the position of meeting someone new, so I decided being friends was no longer an option.

For the last week, until I threatened to get a restraining order, he'd contact me daily, starting off sounding all nice and sweet, and when I respond to him equally nice but saying please don't contact me at this time, maybe we can be friends in the future, he would start cursing at me and telling me what's all wrong with me and calling me out of my name.  Finally I started getting just as grimy with him and he apparently can't take it and doesn't contact me nearly as much. 

I never feel good about being mean to anyone but I've learned that the nastiest people can't take what they dish.  These people have mental problems so it's best to pray for them, even to them right through their harassment.



Diffrent People Diffrent Techniques.. I find that sometimes Harrasment can be annoying, painful, emotional, and stressfull There is only so much one person can take.. So my question to you is..

How do YOU deal with Harrasment?


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Re: Harrasement
« Reply #4 on: February 08, 2014, 07:02:20 am »


Diffrent People Diffrent Techniques.. I find that sometimes Harrasment can be annoying, painful, emotional, and stressfull There is only so much one person can take.. So my question to you is..

How do YOU deal with Harrasment?

The reason why companies have cameras. No voice may not be heard but actions speak louder than words at times. Avoid the person if possible. Make sure that advances not accepted. Never be in a place where the person can advance these type of behaviors.

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Re: Harrasement
« Reply #5 on: February 08, 2014, 07:24:01 am »
 :) We use caller ID and don't answer for a phone number we don't recognize. Also, if it is an unfamiliar number, the phone machine screens the call and won't let them through. One other way is to go to an unlisted number.  :)

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Re: Harrasement
« Reply #6 on: February 10, 2014, 03:49:46 am »
yes and it was from a boss who had been hired after I started me job.. she was always telling me I really wanted to hire my own assistant manager.. she would have me do stuff over and over for no reason she told lies about me..etc 6 months after I left the business closed down cause no one could work with her

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Re: Harrasement
« Reply #7 on: February 10, 2014, 05:59:20 am »
First of all it all depends on the type of harassment.  If it is from someone on Facebook, just block them, if it is a friend that has crossed the line, then befriend and let them know why.  If is from a coworker then report, I had a case like that years ago, someone wanted to have a relationship with me, and I am married, one time he went to far and I asked him to stop not to talk to me again or I would report him.  Then weeks later I got a letter from him hand written and signed, accusing me of some stuff and telling me thinks that had happened at work that he could proof it was me, etc.  I reported him but the manager for my department at the time, was an old English woman that was mean and stupid, she said that everything was my fault and I had provoked what had happened.  The good think out of that was that he was transferred to a different department one that did not deal with mine at all, but he was stalking me.  Then some months later he sent me another letter this time type in but still signed, by that time we had a very good Site manager, a man, I went to him with the second letter, gave him the background and he said to me, OK, from now on I would like you to check with me when you go out to lunch or for the day, I will keep watch.  And he saw what I was complaining about.  One day the guy did not go to work, but was out of the building at the end of the day.

Then the manager talked to the English woman and the other lower manager involved and they had no excuse, just blamed on me.  HR got involved and they told me that the first time around nobody had put anything on the record, no complained no actions nothing.  So they could not fired him, I made a police report for the stalking, and the police told me it was work related and not criminal.

At the end of everything, he was given a warning and told to not even look at me, if I was walking by he had to turned around and go the other way, if I was on the elevator he would have to wait for the next one.  The English manager was gone 3 months later and reprimanded for not doing a good job.

If the harassment comes from phone calls and other miscellaneous stuff then change number or not answer the phone if you do not know who is it.  My friends and family has my cell  number, if it is important they know how to reach me, if someone calls the house then it is not important enough to get my attention.  Leave me a message and if I want to I will return your call.  That is what I told a guy that was trying to sell us an insurance, left messages on VM and send 2 letters and then finally one day I answer the phone and told him so, if we were interested in what you are offering I would have returned your call so please do not call me again.

Like I said it depends on the who is doing the harassment to see what you should do.
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