Bullying 'endemic' in the TV industry

Article Abstract:

A survey of 542 professionals in the UK television broadcasting industry revealed that 56% have suffered some form of discrimination or bullying at work. Also, 68% of respondents have witnessed such an act directed towards a colleague. Other results of the survey, which reflects the overall working environment of the TV industry in UK, are discussed.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Public affairs, Social aspects, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Discrimination

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NUJ survey shows bullying rife in TV

Article Abstract:

A survey by the National Union of Journalists shows widespread unhappiness over the way television broadcasters are dealing with "bullying" in the industry. More than 6,000 broadcast members were polled in the survey.

Television broadcasting, Radio/TV/entertainment industry software, National Union of Journalists

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Lifestyle survey 2006

Article Abstract:

A survey is conducted on 1,000 British employees working in the television broadcasting industry, as to their job satisfaction and social status.

Executive changes & profiles, Officials and employees, Social status, Job satisfaction, Media executives

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