Glasgow City Council is committed to creating a workplace free from bullying and harassment.
Our Bullying and Harassment Policy [314kb]
gives a clear statement on the standards of conduct expected of all employees towards each other at work;
provides clarification on what is considered inappropriate and unacceptable conduct in relation to bullying and harassment;
outlines a fair process by which any employee can raise concerns or seek redress if they are affected by bullying and harassment;
provides information on the support available to anyone affected by bullying and harassment at work.
Our Bullying and Harassment Guide [471kb] explains how the Bullying and Harassment Policy is to be applied in practice
We all have a role to play in supporting this.
If you experience bullying and harassment or see it happening to someone else, follow the 5 key steps to stop it:
Below you will find information on the support available to anyone affected by bullying and harassment.
Look out for our new campaign to highlight the support available if you are experiencing bullying or harassment at work.
Support includes access to free confidential advice by phoning our dedicated external helpline - with our Employee Assistance Provider.
Chat on the phone - 24/7
You can chat freely and in complete confidence to an external trained advisor at any time of the day or night - all year round.
Our Employee Assistance Provider (EAP) provides this free, independent and confidential support to any employee affected by bullying and harassment.
Just phone to chat to a professional who will listen, talk things through with you and offer advice on the next steps to take.
You can also chat in confidence to:
Additional external support and advice is available from