The results are staggering • 76% said they are unsatisfied with the culture in the workplace • With 67% believing this affects their health and wellbeing leading to stress, health complaints or absences from work • Over 76% believe there is an authoritarian leadership style • Around 60% said they had experienced or are aware of bullying (or other unfair treatment) in the workplace • 62% say they do not feel respected or valued as a lecturer within the college • 60% do not feel adequately supported in their role as a lecturer • Although just over 50% thought the college committed to equality, diversity and inclusiveness, around 50% also said they experienced or are aware of discrimination, intimidation or harassment in the workplace • Less than 20% thought the college committed to Fair Work principles • Nearly 60% said they had insufficient opportunity for further training or promotion within the current organisational structure • Less than 30% said they would recommend CGC as a place of work • Just over 10% of respondents were in promoted posts. 2 Introduction Workplace organisations can implement strategies to support employees in reducing stress and anxiety, however, if the root cause of that stress is workplace culture, then strategies are at best...