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Manager's Role in Combating Sexual Harassment

Introducing our comprehensive training program, "Manager's Role in Combating Sexual Harassment," designed to empower managers with the knowledge and tools to prevent and address sexual harassment and sexual assault in the workplace. This program is a vital resource for fostering a respectful and inclusive work environment, where employees feel safe and valued. With a focus on clear policies, effective reporting procedures, and ongoing education, this program ensures that managers are well-prepared to handle incidents swiftly and confidentially.

Key Components of the Program

This program is meticulously crafted to provide managers with a robust set of resources. It includes a clear, reproducible handout and test questions to engage learners, ensuring that the information is both practical and memorable. Key features of the program include:

Emphasizing the critical role of managers in preventing and addressing sexual harassment.

Highlighting the serious consequences of sexual misconduct for individuals and organizations.

The program also dispels common myths and clarifies managers' responsibilities, providing them with the confidence to take appropriate action.

Target Audience and Benefits

Whether you're a manager looking to strengthen your leadership skills or an organization aiming to create a safer work environment, this program is an essential tool. By implementing this training, you can:

Equip managers with the skills to prevent, recognize, and address sexual harassment effectively.

Enhance workplace culture by fostering a culture of professionalism, respect, and inclusivity.

The program is available in multiple formats, including PowerPoint, DVD, video, and web course, to suit your organization's needs. With an emphasis on swift action, confidentiality, and proper investigation procedures, this program is your partner in creating a positive and productive workplace free from sexual misconduct.