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Sexual Harassment Prevention Made Simple for Managers Training Course

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Learn about the types of sexual harassment, their impact on workplaces, and how to prevent and address them effectively.

14 minutes   |   SKU: ABCSHPMS-M    |    Language(s): EN / ES / FR    |    Produced 2023

SKU:

ABCSHPMS-M

Language(s):

EN / ES / FR

Updated:

2023

Length

14 minutes

Training Objectives

Identify the types and examples of sexual harassment
Understand legal liabilities for managers and organizations
Explain reporting procedures and protections against retaliation
Promote a respectful and inclusive workplace culture

Course Overview

Sexual harassment in the workplace is a serious issue that affects employees' well-being and organizational culture. This training provides comprehensive insights into the types of sexual harassment: Quid Pro Quo and Hostile Environment. Quid Pro Quo harassment involves the exchange of job benefits for sexual favors or enduring harassment as a condition of employment. It's crucial for managers to understand that even implied threats or actions can lead to legal liability. Hostile Environment harassment occurs when pervasive sexual conduct creates an intimidating or offensive work environment, affecting employees' performance and morale.

Managers play a pivotal role in preventing sexual harassment. By making objective, job-related decisions and maintaining professional boundaries, they can mitigate the risk of misconduct. Practical strategies include keeping interactions transparent (e.g., opening doors in offices), conducting meetings in public settings, and avoiding personal topics or physical contact unrelated to work. Additionally, managers need to uphold inclusive practices, respect employees' gender identities, and ensure a discrimination-free workplace.

The training emphasizes the legal implications and consequences of sexual harassment. It explores the "Reasonable Person Standard" used by courts to determine the severity of harassment, emphasizing behaviors that contribute to a hostile work environment. Participants will learn about reporting procedures, the importance of confidentiality in investigations, and the legal protections against retaliation for those involved in complaints.

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What are the two main types of sexual harassment discussed in the training?


Quid Pro Quo and Hostile Environment.


How does Quid Pro Quo harassment differ from Hostile Environment harassment?


Quid Pro Quo involves job benefits in exchange for sexual favors, while a Hostile Environment creates an offensive work environment.


What is the "Reasonable Person Standard" used in legal contexts of sexual harassment?


It assesses whether a reasonable person would find the behavior severe enough to create a hostile work environment.


What are some practical strategies for preventing sexual harassment in the workplace?


Strategies include keeping interactions professional, conducting meetings in public areas, and respecting personal boundaries.


What protections do employees have against retaliation for reporting harassment?


Employees are protected from retaliation even if the complaint is found to be without merit, ensuring a safe reporting environment.


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