Preventing Workplace Harassment - Managers (US)
It’s Monday morning and Kathy walks into your office. “I’ve had enough!” she sighs. She explains that in their weekly meetings, John, her immediate supervisor, always tells his team the “dirty joke of the week” from his Saturday night poker game. Other employees laugh, but Kathy doesn’t find it funny. John also keeps a calendar of scantily clad women posted in his office, despite Kathy’s comments that she finds the calendar offensive. “It’s harassment,” Kathy complains. Later in the day, you ask John about the jokes and the calendar. “I can’t believe it!” says John, “Kathy complained didn’t she? Some people have no sense of humor.”
PRICE
$
29.95
LANGUAGE
English
CEU
CEU
0.0
SKU
SKU-0424
Also Available in :
Spanish
Course Outline
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1. Introduction
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2. The Work Environment
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3. Discrimination
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4. Illegal Harassment
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5. Manager and Employer Responsibilities
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6. When Harassment Occurs
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7. After the Harassment
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8. Conclusion
Learning Objectives
- Describe the laws that prohibit workplace harassment.
- State the legally protected classes.
- Provide definitions and examples of discrimination, harassment and sexual harassment.
- Give examples of quid pro quo and hostile work environment.
- Discuss your role as a supervisor in preventing workplace harassment and promoting respectful behavior.
- List the elements of a sound anti-harassment policy.
- state the actions to take if you become aware of workplace harassment.
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