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True-to-life scenes showing how awareness, communication and civility can help solve this persistent problem.
Used as one component of a two-hour program led by your own qualified in-house trainer, this video helps you meet the standards of the recently enacted California AB 1825, which requires ongoing training for all managers and supervisors in organizations with 50 or more employees.
This dramatic training program is designed to help you and your employees with both the gray areas and the obvious. You'll see some realistic scenes that are clearly sexual harassment, and others that are probably just a lapse in good judgment. Either way, you'll learn proven techniques that help you respond appropriately and in compliance with the law.
- Is it ever OK to hug someone at work?
- Are compliments ever appropriate?
- How much joking around is acceptable?
- Is it illegal for employees to date?
Experts in the field, trainer Linda Garrett and attorney Brandon Blevans, add their insights to help you distinguish what is—and what is not—sexual harassment, in various settings, including manufacturing, office, healthcare and academic environments.
Guarantee: This down-to-earth training will provide your management staff with practical guidelines for preventing and responding to inappropriate behavior in the workplace.
[CC] Closed Captioned
Other versions available:
Supporting Materials
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Attendee Workbook:
Includes a pre-test, review of video content, exercises, and post-test.
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Trainer's Guide:
This 96-page manual is designed to help facilitators present a professional training session targeting managers who fall under California training guidelines. Includes workbook contents (with call-outs, possible questions, etc.) PLUS added training tools, such as sign-in sheets, evaluation forms, copies of the California brochure and poster, and certificates of attendance.
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