- 23-04-2012, 11:04 #11
well according to Dii
Does bullying and harassment still occur in the Armed Forces?
There is the potential for bullying and harassment to take place in any organisation where people work together, and the Armed Forces are no exception. More important is the effectiveness of the action we take to prevent and deal with incidents of bullying and harassment.also available in sarcastic

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- 23-04-2012, 11:09 #12
I see where you are coming from, but it isn't the same thing at all.
There's a big difference between the question "has the army stopped bullying in its organisation" and the statement: "Bullying and harassment is rife throughout the armed forces in an environment that often encourages a feeling of isolation, and is a breeding ground for the culture of abuse."
Anyway I'm amending this post to include the info that I will be proceeding with a complaint against the law firm concerned.Last edited by eodmatt; 23-04-2012 at 14:21.
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- 23-04-2012, 14:57 #13
Thank you
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You will receive a confirmation email with your reference number within the next 3-5 working days.
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- 23-04-2012, 15:43 #14Senior Member
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Noticed this yesterday on egoat. Not seen mention of it on here.
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- 23-04-2012, 19:59 #15Senior Member
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Some of the antics that squaddies get up to can be misconstrued as bullying. I've seen guys thrown into a metal cage and the fire hoses turned on them after their first exercise. I've even seen a sergeant major, after his last Friday OC's Run, put into a cargo net and the REME wrecker crane hoisted him into the air. He got the fire hose treatment as well.
During one ocurse I did, me and the lads got into the spirit of everyone within shouting distance would pile onto one victim and tickle him. Armpits, ribs and worst of all, soles of feet got the treatment. Screaming and struggling only encouraged the perpetrators. We even got one lad in the corridor while the sergeant major was escorting two horrified civvies along. He did nothing to stop us, as he knew what we were like. For the record, I was victim many times as well.
- 22-05-2012, 23:44 #16
Update from the Advertising Standards Authority:
Bolt, Burdon Kemp have agreed to amend the text of their advert under the heading "Bullying in the Military" so that it no longer says that bullying is "rife throughout the armed forces" or that the armed forces are "a breeding ground for the culture of abuse".
So my complaint is justified.
A small victory, but I wonder what weasel words they now use in place of the originals?3; 2; 1; Firing NOW.........
3; 2; 1; Firing NOW ........
FFS Pass me the bloody matches.
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- 23-05-2012, 01:10 #17
- 23-05-2012, 05:40 #18
Nice one.
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- 23-05-2012, 07:59 #19
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- 23-05-2012, 09:14 #20
What some people call bullying is water off a ducks back to others, back in the day it was not uncommon for my Sergeant to give us a choice between "my award" or a trip in front of the OC. For most of us a thump was far preferable to 7 days pay, for others it was not, draw your own conclusions.
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