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At a Glance
Designed for a global audience, Global Workplace Harassment Prevention speaks to employees at any organization in any location about creating a culture of respect and inclusion, free of unlawful discrimination and a variety of harassing behaviors, including bullying, mobbing and sexual harassment. Throughout the course, emphasis is placed on identifying, responding to and reporting harassment in all of its forms.

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Course Details
- All Learners
Key concepts covered in this course:
- The full impact of harassment, from individuals to teams and organizations
- Consequences of harassment, from legal penalties to costs in organizational time, money and reputation
- Different types of harassment, including hostile work environment, quid pro quo and abusive conduct
- An explanation of retaliation and reprisal
- Commonly protected characteristics
- Bullying and mobbing
- Forms of harassment, including verbal, written, visual and physical
- Who can be a harasser – and who can be a victim
- When and where workplace harassment can happen
- Actions to take if they witness or experience harassment
- The importance of speaking up about harassment
- How to report possible harassment to an internal resource
Reinforce this topic with these two micro learning courses
NAVEX Global suggests these courses that pair well:

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Workplace Harassment: Be an Ally, Not a Bystander
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