Sexual Harassment: Is It or Isn’t It? (Office/Retail)
Trainer Resource ID: 3362

Sexual Harassment: Is It or Isn’t It? (Office/Retail)

Sexual Harassment Prevention

This retail-focused sexual harassment prevention program helps employees recognize, prevent, and appropriately respond to sexual harassment in the workplace. Using situations relevant to retail environments, the program explores how inappropriate conduct can occur between coworkers, supervisors and employees, as well as during interactions with customers, vendors and other third parties. Employees learn to recognize behaviors that may cross the line... including sexual comments and jokes, unwanted attention, inappropriate touching, sexual advances, offensive images or messages, and other unwelcome verbal, visual or physical conduct. NOTE: This DVD purchase is final. No returns or refunds.

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The program also addresses an important challenge unique to customer-facing workplaces: the customer isn't always right. Employees should not be expected to tolerate sexual harassment simply because the person engaging in the behavior is a customer. Employers have responsibilities regarding harassment by non-employees when they know or should know about the conduct and fail to take appropriate corrective action.

More importantly, the program reinforces everyone's responsibility for creating a professional and respectful retail environment. Employees are encouraged to recognize inappropriate behavior, understand workplace expectations, speak up when appropriate, report concerns through established channels, and understand protections against retaliation.

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Competencies

  • Ensuring Professional & Compliant Behavior

Learning Objectives

  • How to define sexual harassment and offensive behavior that could be considered harassment.
  • How to spot the types of harassment likely to occur in the workplace.
  • How to recognize the negative effects harassment has on people.
  • How to prevent harassment to improve morale and productivity.

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