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BLOOMBERG MARKETS — Dimon Concerned Inflation May Be Sticky, Rates Go Up · Oct 6, 10:07 AM ET
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61 Percent of Toxic Coworkers Face No Consequences. Their Colleagues Pay the Price

Companies that protect workplace bullies pay through higher turnover, replacement costs, and the spread of toxic behavior across their workforce.

Bruce Crumley
By Bruce Crumley· Inc.· Published

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61 Percent of Toxic Coworkers Face No Consequences. Their Colleagues Pay the Price
Reporting by Bruce CrumleySource: Inc.Updated October 6, 2026
PHOTO: INC.

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Bruce Crumley · Inc.

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Reporting and photography credited as noted above. Originally published by Inc..

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