Nearly a quarter of women and 15% of men experienced mobbing in the workplace

According to a survey by Pracuj.pl, 24 percent of women and 15 percent of men in Poland have personally experienced workplace bullying. Surprisingly, 71 percent of those affected opted for "silent protests," not reporting the issue to superiors or appropriate authorities. The study revealed that mistreatment of employees remains a significant problem in Poland, with women (74 percent) and younger individuals being more observant. Interestingly, the willingness to take action against bullying is high among respondents, with 70 percent stating they would report it to their superiors. However, fear of consequences and unresolved complaints contribute to the underreporting of such incidents. The survey sheds light on the disparities between respondents' experiences and their official actions regarding workplace bullying.

Source: PAP