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Rumours are the spreading of false rumours about the organization that could damage the reputation of an organization. An example is fake news. | Rumours are the spreading of false rumours about the organization that could damage the reputation of an organization. An example is fake news. | ||
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Revision as of 08:47, 11 December 2021
The types of crisis can be divided into 8 different categories. The first two threat categories [1] "Natural " and [2] "Technology" are usually referred to as "Threats" as this is addressed during the risk assessment when implementing the business continuity management program. It is discussed in Part 1: List of Threats .
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Part 2: List of Crisis Scenario
The other six categories [3] to [8] are classified as Crisis Scenario.
[1] Natural and [2] Technology
This two type of crises which is better know as "Threats' is explained in Part 1: List of Threats :. Examples can be found in List of Threats
[3] Confrontation
A confrontation arises when employees fight amongst themselves, against management, or when individuals do not agree with each other and engage in non-productive acts. Some examples of Confrontation crisis include:
- Riots
- Boycotts & strikes
- Internal disputes
- Ineffective communication & lack of coordination
- Using ultimatums and forced to accept their demands
[4] Malevolence
Occurs when some notorious employees take the help of criminal activities and extreme steps to fulfil their demands
- Kidnapping of officials
[5] Organizational
Arises when management takes certain decisions knowing the harmful consequences of the same towards the stakeholders and external parties.
- Examples of the crisis of organisational misdeeds can be further classified into the following three types. They are:
- Skew management value
- deception
- management misconduct.
[6] Workplace Violence
Workplace Violence occurs when employees engage in acts of violence
[7] Rumours
Rumours are the spreading of false rumours about the organization that could damage the reputation of an organization. An example is fake news.
[8] Lack of Funds
Lack of Funds occurs when organizations fail to pay its creditors and other parties. In more extreme cases, it may lead to bankruptcy and liquidation crisis.
