Sexual
Harassment Training
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Prevention
is the only measure to reduce legal and financial liability and sexual
harassment training is the best prevention. |
MTS
also provides expert/fact witness services and investigation process training.
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Preventing Sexual Harassment
Is A Shared Responsibility
Does Your Managers, Supervisors And Employees...
- Understand
what harassment is and its impact?
- Respond
to a complaint and to offensive behaviors?
- Distinguish
between harmless behavior and sexual misconduct?
- Prevent
retaliation?
- Set appropriate
boundaries?
- Understand
responsibilities and potential liabilities?
- Recognize
possible litigation risks such as:
- constructive
discharge
- retaliation
- defamation
- hostile
environment
- quid
pro quo
- wrongful
termination
- invasion
of privacy
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- intentional
infliction of emotional distress
- negligent
management
- negligent
hiring
- negligent
retention
- negligent
supervision
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Recent U.S. Supreme Court Rulings
- Employers
are liable for their supervisor's misconduct.
- Employers
can be sued for Sexual Harassment even if no threats were actually
carried out and there was no tangible loss.
- Employers
can be sued in same-sex harassment cases.
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MANAGEMENT
TRAINING SPECIALISTS positively
and proactively:
- Reviews
and develops appropriate strategies, process, procedures and policy
as needed.
- Helps
prevent sexual harassment and reduce your organization's liability.
- Trains
managers, supervisors and employees on appropriate workplace behavior.
- Provides
periodic reinforcement communication.
- Counsels
alleged offenders one on one.
- Assists
and trains managers and human resource personnel with the internal
investigation and resolution process.
- Demonstrates
that your organization's focus is to ensure a harassment free workplace
AS
A LEGAL ISSUE, sexual harassment brings
potential individual and employer liability. Defending claims can
be costly...in time, money, focus and negative public image.
AS A BUSINESS ISSUE, sexual
harassment erodes job performance, relationships, teamwork, communication,
profits, morale and breeds absenteeism and turnover.
AS A MANAGEMENT ISSUE, management
is responsible for prevention and can be held liable for violations
of applicable laws.
AS A MORAL ISSUE, sexual
harassment undermines an individual's self-esteem and confidence and
can tarnish careers and reputations. |
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Waiting
Until A Harassment Incident Or Lawsuit Occurs Before Taking Preventive
Measures...May Be Too Little, Too Late...And Too Costly.
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For
information regarding on-site sexual harassment training for your organization,
contact:
Dr.
Connie Sitterly
Sitcom, Inc.
P.O. Box 470695
Fort Worth, Texas 76147
Phone 817 737-2893
Fax 817 737-7517 (Fax)
president@sittcom.com
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Our
first sexual harassment training? 1978
On June 26, 1998, the Supreme Court mandated the
need for companies to provide proper sexual harassment training.
22
years experience is worth something!
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MORE ABOUT SEXUAL HARASSMENT
POLICIES AND PROCEDURES FROM THIS ARTICLE
BY DR. CONNIE SITTERLY CLICK HERE
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