Evolving obligations

Our workshop for team members focuses on understanding how people experience workplace sexual harassment and provides practical support and resolution strategies including self-management and bystander strategies and the organisation’s escalation and resolution processes.

Participants will work with our facilitator and two actors in our signature Workplace Reality Theatre training method to observe strategies for team members to prevent and appropriately respond to workplace sexual harassment.

About this program

Designed for

General employees and contractors

Delivery

Face to face, Virtual. 

Duration

2 hour session

Maximum participants

25

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Course content

  • The relationship between workplace culture and sexual harassment.
  • What constitutes workplace sexual harassment and how it is experienced.
  • Manager and employee responsibilities.
  • Support and response strategies including self-management, bystander, informal and formal resolution strategies.

Learning outcomes

  • Understand the importance of workplace culture in preventing and responding to incidents of workplace sexual harassment and the role of all employees in building workplace culture.
  • Understand the application of workplace conduct policies and principles in formal and informal work-related environments, and the implications for all employees.
  • Discuss the different forms of workplace sexual harassment and build a common understanding of how some forms of conduct can negatively impact individuals and damage workplace culture.
  • Identify the responsibilities of all employees in preventing and responding appropriately to sexual harassment.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the different support and resolution options available (self-management, bystander, informal and formal resolution strategies) in handling sexual harassment complaints.
  • Understand the legal principles that inform managing complaints and investigations, and the rights and responsibilities of all employees and employers.
  • Describe the systems and support available to those impacted by sexual harassment in the workplace.

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