Training for a Harassment-Free Workplace eLearning — New York Employees Queue Solutions

Type: Interactive Training

SKU: Queue Solutions

Runtime: 40 minutes

Last Updated: 2018

Language(s): EN SP

Preview only represents the video content within this Interactive Training course and is not to be used for training purposes. If you'd like to preview the program in it's entirety, questions included, please reach out to us.

Course Description

This course exceeds the standards established by New York’s Model Sexual Harassment Prevention Training released August 23, 2018.

All employees will learn essential skills to create a culture based on civility where all can thrive. Topics covered in this interactive course include:

Quid pro quo harassment
Hostile work environment harassment
Third-party harassment
Abusive conduct/bullying
Bystander intervention
Unwelcome conduct
Understanding the law
Manager responsibilities
Investigations
Retaliation
Protected characteristics
Social media in the workplace
Civility
And more.

This video-based course is designed to keep employees engaged with realistic examples, variety, and unexpected twists.

Why choose this course?

Story-based video training that enhances learning.
Available online 24/7 — access anytime, anywhere.
All inclusive — no classroom or travel time required.
Interactive — Award-winning video scenes are followed by games and exercises that entertain and communicate important learning concepts.
Handy administrator tools, including email notifications and completion tracking.
Customized with your organization’s policies.

Filmed on location, realistic characters interact in seven stories:

Inappropriate talk in the office makes it difficult for others to concentrate on their work.
Images meant to be private are posted on social media to get revenge after a break-up.
Lunch hour at a medical center is disrupted by rude comments from an outside vendor.
A new employee is pressured to go out with a supervisor as part of her “training”.
City workers grapple with religious bias and resentment over coworkers who “don’t come from here.”
Sales reps mistreat and exclude a colleague because he “doesn’t fit in.”
A restaurant kitchen is the setting for borderline behavior that makes one coworker uncomfortable even though her peers are clearly enjoying themselves.

This course will improve behavior overall, encourage communication, and help create workplaces that are respectful, productive—and harassment-free!

Digital Formats

Video on Demand

In Your Platform

In Atlantic LMS

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