Freedom From Workplace Bullies Week

In 2015, the following municipalities issued Proclamations recognizing “Freedom From Workplace Bullies Week”

Since 2013 all Proclamation requests included the statement:

WHEREAS, protection from abusive work environments should apply to every worker, and not limited to legally protected class status based only on race, color, gender, national origin, age, or disability.

Towns

Blooming Grove; Boonsville; Champlain; Clyde; Elbridge; Hamptonburgh; Lake George; Massena; Maybrook; Montour; Poughkeepsie

Cities

Batavia; Buffalo (Common Council); Hornell; Jamestown

Counties

Cayuga; Clinton; Columbia; Lewis; Oswego; Putnam; Rockland; Saratoga; Sullivan; Tompkins; Warren

Boroughs

Brooklyn; Queens, Staten Island

 

Since 2012, the following municipalities have issued Proclamations recognizing “Freedom From Workplace Bullies Week”

Towns

Alden; Amherst; Arkport; Camillus; Catskill; Castle-on-Hudson; Cheektowaga; Chili; Clarkstown; Colonie; Dobbs Ferry; East Syracuse; Elbridge; Fishkill; Greenburgh; Greenwich; Hamburg; Henrietta; Irondequoit; Islip; Keeseville; Larchmont; Massena; Maybrook; Nelsonville; Orchard Park; Oriskany; Poughkeepsie; Remsen; Schoharie; Skaneateles; Smithtown; Stamford;
Unionville; West Seneca

Cities

Binghamton; Buffalo; Cohoes; Jamestown; Niagara Falls; North Tonawanda; Oneida; Oswego; Peekskill; Rome; Saratoga Springs; Schenectady; Utica

Counties

Albany (County Executive and County Legislature); Broome; Clinton; Columbia; Dutchess; Erie; Oneida; Ontario; Oswego; Orange; Rensselaer; Rockland; Schoharie; Suffolk; Sullivan; Warren

Boroughs

Bronx; Brooklyn; Manhattan; Queens; Staten Island