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225. Time to Talk About Coercive Control in the Workplace
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In the final of our 4-part 'time to think' mini-series, we shine a light on one of the darker aspects of working relationships: coercive control. Whether this is an unhealthy manager/team member dynamic or between colleagues we explore what it means, what to watch out for and how to break the cycle. Many face the silent struggle of feeling manipulated or undervalued by their bosses or colleagues—a dilemma that is not often openly discussed but profoundly impacts workplace morale.
We dive deep into the characteristics of coercive control, exploring how it subtly manifests itself through micromanagement, gaslighting, or emotional manipulation.
A good listen for anyone feeling undervalued and controlled at work and wants practical tips for spotting these behaviours and empowering yourself.
Chapters
1. Introduction to Coercive Control (00:00:00)
2. Signs of Coercive Control in the Workplace (00:15:00)
3. How Coercive Control Affects Relationships at Work (00:30:00)
4. Psychological Safety: The Antidote to Control (00:45:00)
5. Addressing Control Tactics Diplomatically (01:00:00)
6. Call to Action: Empower Yourself (01:15:00)
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