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FWC draws distinction between 'incompatible' personalities and bullying

The friction caused by differing management styles and incompatible personalities in the workplace doesn't constitute bullying, the Fair Work Commission has ruled in stop-bullying proceedings.

In August last year, a technical support advisor for Apple sought stop-bullying orders, claiming he was being "unfairly targeted" at work and that he felt like he was "being watched".

He also alleged his manager:

  • failed to follow policies and procedures regarding performance feedback and coaching;
  • misused his position to unjustly build a case of misconduct against him; and
  • repeatedly and deliberately failed to give him "business critical information" during a performance monitoring process...
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