What is considered workplace stalking?

ordering/canceling goods or services on your behalf. following you, watching you, maintaining surveillance on you. threatening to harm you, your family, friends or pets. harassing your family, friends, colleagues, or your employer.

What can I do about a creepy stalker?

What Can I Do If I’m Being Stalked?

1. Tell someone.
2. Block them.
3. Make your social media profiles private.
4. Report them.
5. Keep them from seeing where you are in real time.
6. Change your passwords.
7. Contact local law enforcement.
8. Call 911.

Can an employer stalk you?

Stalking can manifest in the workplace in a few different ways. Employees may be stalked by a client of your organization. Because the client knows the employee’s contact information due to their business relationship, it is especially easy for them to engage in cyberstalking behaviors.

How do I confront a stalker?

Method 5 of 5: Sending a Clear Message Tell the stalker that you are not interested in a relationship. Be sure he knows that you will never be interested in a relationship. Do not use emotionally colored language. Ask for support during this communication. Do not engage a stalker with a history of violence.

Should you confront a stalker?

Do not confront your stalker . Recognizing his behavior will only confirm his belief that it is working, and will encourage further stalking behavior. This means ignoring gifts, calls, and any attempts he makes to contact you. Do not return them or respond in any way. You cannot reason with a stalker.

How to identify, deal with a stalker?

Notice an immediate and persistent need to contact you. A stalker may begin to immediately reach out to you and contact you incessantly.

Recognize someone who is clingy or keeping tabs on you.

Be aware if they know more about you than you’ve told them.

Identify social awkwardness.

Consider how they respond to boundaries.

Do stalkers ever give up?

They are targets. If stalkers don’t get the desired reaction, they start to take the next step—getting rid of the ‘obstacles,’ like friends and family—that need to be eliminated.” Myth #5: Stalkers will eventually get tired and give up. “They are brilliant. I’ve been a D.A. for 27 years.