2025-03-18 przez Ernest Marczyński Aktualności 0 komentarze

‘Mobbing as a destructive aspect of the workplace’, a conference addressing key issues across all professional fields

Pressure, stress, and sometimes even open hostility—in many workplaces, mobbing remains a serious problem. How can it be identified? What are its consequences? And most importantly, how can it be prevented? Experts will address these crucial questions during the conference ‘Mobbing as a Destructive Aspect of the Workplace’, organised by our institution. The event will take place on April 23, 2025, from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM. It will be available online and the lectures and discussions will be conducted in both Polish and English. Who will benefit from attending? Find out!

Are you an academic teacher? Learn how to educate and respond to mobbing

As a lecturer, you play a significant role in shaping the awareness of future professionals and fostering a supportive academic environment. This conference is an opportunity to expand your knowledge of mobbing, its consequences, and effective responses to difficult situations. It will also allow the attendees to exchange experiences and gain diverse perspectives on how mobbing manifests in an educational environment.

Do you work at a company or institution? Learn to identify and prevent mobbing

Mobbing can affect anyone—employees and supervisors alike—and its impact extends across entire organisations. This conference provides an opportunity to deepen your understanding of this issue, share experiences, and explore different perspectives on combating toxic workplace behaviors. Participation will help you better comprehend mobbing mechanisms and develop strategies for fostering a healthy, positive work environment.

Are you a student? Prepare for the challenges of the job market

Whether you are studying Law, Psychology, Management, Administration, Internal Security or Pedagogy, understanding mobbing’s mechanisms is crucial for your future career. This conference offers a broad perspective on mobbing and its consequences in different professional settings. As a future lawyer, psychologist or educator, you may encounter individuals affected by mobbing who seek support—having a solid grasp of the issue will help you understand their situation better. Attending this event will prepare you for the future challenges at work and equip you with the knowledge to build healthy professional relationships.

The preliminary conference schedule

The event is designed not only for students of Management, Law, Psychology, Administration, Internal Security, and Pedagogy but also for anyone interested in understanding workplace conflicts and learning practical tools to combat destructive professional relationships.

Below you can find the preliminary conference schedule (more details coming soon):

  • 9:00–9:30 AM: Conference opening.
  • 9:30–11:00 AM: Inaugural lecture.
  • 11:00 AM – 12:45 PM: Session 1 (parallel presentations in English and Polish; up to 10 presentations, each lasting 15–20 minutes).
  • 12:45–1:00 PM: Lunch break.
  • 1:00–2:30 PM: Session 2 (parallel presentations in English and Polish; up to 10 presentations, each lasting 15–20 minutes).
  • 2:30–3:00 PM: Final conclusions and closing of the conference.

The conference has an international character and is held remotely. Alongside our faculty members, speakers from the following universities will also participate:

International University of Innovation (Kazakhstan), https://iui.kz/

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