Workplace bullying has been experienced among educators in higher education for many years 3489. Bullying in workplace can create repeated behaviours recognized as humiliating and intimidating responses among employees; further bullying can be seen as threatening or demeaning 289. This could be considered to be reasonably uncomfortable for employees in any organization. Strong research exists related to bullying in higher academic workplace 289. These are organizations that encourage meaningful and purposeful teaching encounters. Bullying in higher education therefore presents serious concerns among educators and continued research at all levels, , needs to be further explored 234.

There can be detrimental effects resulting from health challenges that occur from physiological and psychological effects on individuals who are affected by workplace bullying 3489. Workplace stress and physical symptoms can be the consequences that result from bullying actions affecting the employees’ health, work outputs and further it could create negative organizational culture, further straining workplace relationships 3489.

Prevention and elimination are critical to achieving a workplace that is free from bullying and can only be achieved by strategies of motivation, respect, fairness, accountability, and other organizational goals and stances that prevent and have no tolerance for negative behaviours, incivility, unresolved conflicts, and poor workplace culture 3489. Quality leadership geared towards preventing and eliminating workplace bullying must be supported by strong integration of policies and reviews for commitment to supporting a strong organizational culture 3489.

Bullying in schools remain a serious concern. Having created major challenges in schools over the decades, disseminated research has posited its prevalence, effects, challenges, levels of harassment, crisis created whether physically or psychologically and lack of leadership in some cases to take control of this problem 281011. Workplace bullying can be subtle and the physical and mental health strain can cause distrust and failure. Organizational culture demands that the effects of employee bullying continue to be explored to indicate the challenges and then seeking to create change, preventing reoccurrence and applying solutions geared towards total elimination 281011.

It is therefore important to continue research to determine if workplace bullying in higher education is more than a perception, as many ignore it and believe it is not present 1234. Although the perception of whether or not bullying actually exists in an educational instituion, strong evidence point to the existence of bullying among all levels of educational employment, peers, supervisors, mentors, and or leadership and management whether openly or subtle 1234. Without management interventions to fix bullying among educators, the organization’s culture can be detrimental 1213.

Leadership must be the example for controlling bullying and this is only effective through abilities that may be discovered via several ways or means of leadership, exercised through experience, education, innate abilities, and development overtime, with one’s potential of leadership and management becoming strengthened 1213. It is good to be reflective and introspective, as one who is guided by visionary directions, and handling management processes for alternate success will seek to always find solutions to both positive and negative situations or encounters such as bullying in educational organizations 1213. The disposition taken as a leader integrated approaches on situations, and utilizes blended techniques on conditions, using one’s strengths, mechanisms and systems, in conjunction with high-satisfactory exercises for the employer 1213.

Workplace bullying in higher education as evidenced by research studies have related the challenges but have also supported the need for change for enabling positive functions towards elimination bullying in academia 234. With different types of bullying at all levels, implemented mediation programmes as a prevention or intervention strategy to solve this problem should be utilized to empower a positive organizational culture 214. Bullying at its worst, has created academic issues for male and female educators alike, having significant lack of coping and lack of success 5914. Consequently, this has led to the organization being faced with legal matters and conflict issues for educational practice, and the further organizations cultures have been tarnished 5914.

Workplace bullying antecedents and effects, describes the possible experiences, background, and precursors, that would reveal workplace bullying 289. Bullying in higher academia have been observed as behaviours and experiences that show insults, impatience, power dominance, overtalking or shouting, fighting with other leaders to in be that position grudged, humiliating moments, unprofessional conduct, aggression, exclusion of some employees, disengagement of employees, among others 2347.. Bullying could cause emotional strain, cognitive challenges on concentration and abrasive responses which could lead to other complex health challenges 1234. There are other antecedents such as wanting recognition, the need for gaining power, “wanting to get ahead” stance of entitlement based on years of employment, favoritism, a grudged leadership role for which one believes they should be leading, and other precursors and challenges of incivility leading to bullying 1234.

Both physiological and psychological health issues from bullying are very serious and should not be taken slightly as these can result in the cause of depression, withdrawal, anxiety, headaches, stomach aches, heartache and other health threats from stress 281011. The extent to which these effects have been reported as serious, has been disseminated in research 281011. The human body, specifically, the entire major organs of the body and mental capacity can be severely affected because of stress reactions, but most importantly, the varied effects that each individual will encounter will be based on one’s composition of the body and function 281011. Stress reactions from bullying could therefore be significant factors for diminishing health in employees. The major effects of bullying have been categorized as physiological and psychological, but what is important is that these effects have serious health risks that can hinder job function 234.

The response to bullying observed in antecedents that can be overt and covert, resulting in absenteeism, frustration, anger, tiredness, behavior change, avoidance, silence, lack of motivation, blocking, transfers, resignation and other consequences that will affect the organization’s structure, function and culture 3489. As a result, many persons can suffer from physiological and psychological challenges of bullying in the work place 234. Physiological and psychological challenges have caused many of health concerns from workplace bullying 2349. Educators having been affected by bullying, have continued to find several methods for managing these challenges within the school environment but through continued research, other solutions to address and safeguard against health issues need to be implemented 2349. This problem is real and without the continued research to find the appropriate solutions, it will not remain immune or isolated from educational organizations 29.

As educators, prevention is the goal to be focused, with research underpinning such solutions. Analysis of the negative assessments such as absenteeism, the decline in employees job performances and decline in the organization’s outcomes, failure to meet strategic goals as planned, and achievement outcomes can be impacted by bullying 2349. As such, the organizational culture can also decline and employees can become angry, frustrated, demotivated, make for broadcasting negatives, and or resign, further creating negative internal and external outlook and subsequently this can lead to failure of the organization at several levels 5679. Bullying measures should be implemented for sustaining the prevention against bullying in schools at all levels of academia, this is critical to success and as such, important that research be enabled to address the factors that will be applied to prevent bullying 5679.

Elimination of workplace bullying would seek to provide evidence and supporting activities and policy that would bring about social change. The need to prevent and or apply possible solutions to eliminating and or preventing workplace bullying should be implemented in cases where it is found to exist 27. Policy makers and other stake holders within an organization faced with this issue, should intervene in workplace bullying situations 279. These situations that are experienced by employees being bullied, negatively impacts an organization and stakeholder support declines; and as such issues of bullying should be guarded against administrators to integrate workplace policies on the prevention of bullying 1234.

Some research studies related to the effects of workplace bullying among educator to educator have presented their findings distinctly showing that implementation measures to prevention are creating a no tolerance approach 234. If the physiological and psychological effects create several types of health problems affected by workplace bullying implementation of strategies to prevent these challenges must be developed by stakeholders 1234. Bullying among educator peers, have been experienced and as a result, the extensiveness of the issue of bullying has caused many school administrators to integrate workplace policies on the prevention of bullying 1234.

Interpersonal experiences must be guided by workplace expectations, which will also prevent the risk of serious health challenges if prevented 3489. The challenges faced with ineffective leadership, supervision, incivility and abuse among higher academic organizations, has had strong empirical evidence with research published on bullying in education 1256. Prevention of workplace bullying should have positive solutions applied to the situations for ensuring elimination of bullying, in high educational organizations 1256. If solutions can be found to impact change to prevent bullying in higher educational organizations, this would provide positive social change 1256.

Evaluation of the hassle through the hassle through the specific views became crucial and found that there are fairly good linkages to the views, but human sources to control structural impact and symbolic elements inside troubles desire answers 1617. However, even though the political play in any respect to make changes; solutions cannot be presented without the different perspectives in isolation but more so making for considerations of all the perspectives involved to create the best solution 12567891617. . Just as the solutions to many problems now require technology activities for managing the processes within organizations, bully at the social level of interaction needs more practice improvements, and continued research that will allow for considerable positive impacts to improve performance in organizational functions with structure, human resources and full management practices 12567891617.

The applied perspectives of human resources, symbolic factors, politics, structure, and technology in the recommended solution could be policy development and implementation for education systems can only but be strengthened by research guiding the prevention mechanisms that will further explore and guard the elements that may contribute to the observed bullying actions, as these could be effective in playing a role in achieving positive outcomes towards prevention 12567891617.

Continued research to eliminate bullying within the school environments will be needed with the application of prevention techniques modeling superb movements for removing bullying 12567891617.

These answers can only through these perspective views permit the appropriate and precise social alternate and also highlight more precise solutions to sustaining bullying prevention 1567. Policy development and implementation as a change solution at the level of academia to prevent bullying which can cause a decline in performance among educators 15671617. The empirical data will gather knowledge for applicable solutions that could indicate the right policy change relevant for the educational context. These solutions can also through the perspectives of human resources, technology and structure, be integrated to enable the appropriate social change that is necessary for establishing greater solutions that will impact social change, further preventing bullying in higher education 12567891617.