Workplace bullying comprises harmful acts that take place in the course of a person’s employment. Studies have confirmed that the impact of workplace bullying may be damaging for individuals and organizations. To date, the majority of studies of workplace bullying have been carried out in Western countries, located in Australasia, Europe and North America, that have similar value sets to each other. In Arab countries, research into aggressive behaviours in the workplace started in the last decade but there is a dearth of enquiry specifically into workplace bullying. As Arab societies have different value sets to those of Western cultures, it is possible that this different outlook may have an influence on workplace bullying. To provide some insight into an Arab culture, this chapter focuses on Jordan. Studies into workplace bullying in Jordan are few, and these have largely been concentrated in the healthcare sector. Culture has not been studied directly in connection with workplace bullying in Jordan or other Arab countries, so in this exploratory study the possible influence of the honour and shame culture is considered in relation to the workplace and bullying. This chapter uses primary data to indicate the existence and level of workplace bullying, it provides a discussion of the impact of Jordanian culture on its reporting in the workplace, then concludes with recommendations of ways for organizations to improve their processes for identifying and managing negative behaviour in the Arab context.