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Wednesday September 25, 2024 3:15pm - 4:45pm PDT
Bullying among students in the K-12 setting is hardly a new phenomenon but the increasing number of employee complaints about bullying is new. School district human resources professionals often face hurdles in investigating and analyzing employee bullying allegations. Most school districts do not have stand-alone bullying policies that pertain to employees, yet the complaints still come in and need to be investigated. It is often challenging to define bullying and distinguishing bullying from unlawful hostile work environment, unprofessionalism or legitimate business behaviors. This presentation will help HR professionals sort the wheat from the chaff by reviewing common bullying behaviors and find definitions in District policies, even when there is no separate policy. The training will provide tips for gathering relevant evidence and a framework within which administrators can analyze that evidence, make clear findings and ultimately determine what, if any personnel action is required as a result.
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Dagmar Derickson

Director of Human Resources, Los Gatos-Saratoga Union High School District
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Chelsea A. Tibbs

Special Counsel, Dannis Woliver Kelly
Chelsea Tibbs is Special Counsel in the Sacramento office and is a member of the Labor, Employment and Personnel, and Students and Special Education practice groups. Chelsea provides legal counsel regarding employee personnel matters, employe and student discipline, negotiations and... Read More →
Wednesday September 25, 2024 3:15pm - 4:45pm PDT
Grand Peninsula C

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