Prevention of workplace harassment

Build a respectful workplace and understand rights, duties and procedures under the law where you operate.

Employers have legal duties to prevent harassment, such as the Equality Act 2010 in the UK, UAE labour law, Singapore's Workplace Fairness legislation and the Protection against Harassment of Women at the Workplace Act 2010 in Pakistan. This programme explains what harassment looks like, how the law applies, and how employees, managers and committees should respond. Sessions are adapted for staff, managers or committee members.

Who it is for: All employees, managers, human resources (HR) teams and inquiry committee members.

What it covers: What harassment is; The legal framework in your country; Bystander action; Reporting and inquiry procedures.

Understanding harassment: Definitions and examples, Impact on people, Power and silence.

The law where you operate: Key legislation, Employer duties, Codes of conduct.

Responding well: Bystander action, Supporting colleagues, Manager responsibilities.

Procedures: Informal and formal routes, Inquiry committees, Confidentiality and fairness.

Outcomes: Staff understand clearly what acceptable and unacceptable behaviour at work looks like.; People feel confident to act, support colleagues and report concerns through the right channels.; Managers and staff understand how complaints are handled and how the inquiry process works..

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