> "Bullying at work is the repeated, mistreatment of a target by a
> harassing bully, that is driven by the bully's desire to control the
> target. It can include humiliation, interference, and witholding
> resouces and support preventing the target from suceeding at
> work."

> "Co-workers side with the bully'[The bully holds the cheque
> book]

> "Bullies control every aspect of the reign of power-When to move
> in on their target, when to hold pack, the place, the audience".

> "Bullies use surprise and secrecy to gain control over their
> targets"
> [Most at risk-new esl teachers with no Korean language skills, when
> there is a problem, suddenly all Koreans can speak no English even
> though its a core school subject-funny that!]

> "Targets are a diverse normal talented people" [not people
> outside the mainstream or social rejects as described by some
> employers.]

> The quotes here are taken out of the book named The Bully at Work, by
> Gary and Ruth Nambie, both with P.H.D's, ISBN 1-57071-534-3,
> published 2002.

> Liberty says be strong all you esl teachers and have a nice day. I'm
> in my home country now about to start work in an un-related field.
> I'm sending this to you guys because I know that there isn't much
> information available to you, except over the internet. More to
> follow.
> Love from Liberty.

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"A job you love can become a souce of depression and this may lead to thoughts of job change."
[Hope says...it is a costly business to change careers these days or to go back to College to EARN another degree. Trained school teachers-I'm speaking to you-think twice before going to a non-regulated and non-unionised country. You could develop flashbacks or Post Stress issues when returning to work in your home country, quenching your compassion, and desire to teach. It might even lead to accepting low-paid administration work and living at home with your parents as options.]