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Creating a culture of respect: Proactive strategies for workplace harassment prevention

TalentLMS

We all know that workplace harassment is wrong. But declaring opposition to harassment isn’t enough. And focus, instead, on workplace harassment prevention. But there are also some actionable steps you can follow to create a workplace where harassment isn’t just addressed, but prevented. And how prevalent is it?

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Launch Online Training to Target Desired Behaviors

Grovo

Changing behaviors is hard — even if the behavior is just getting people to take training! We can’t rely on our employees to be compelled to enter our platforms just because we tell them that it’s “suggested” or “required” training. Get people excited that it’s coming, and aware of the date when the training will “drop”.

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Prevent Workplace Harassment With This 3-Pronged Strategy

Absorb LMS

Millions of employees at all levels of companies and organizations, large and small, are required to take training to prevent workplace harassment. The training, often conducted annually, is designed to protect companies from liability and foster a more postiive work environment. Training that works. But does it work?

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How to Set Standards of Behavior in the Workplace

Unboxed

How to Set Standards of Behavior in the Workplace. That’s right; if your employees aren’t practicing appropriate workplace behavior, which creates an unhealthy work environment, they could be costing you some serious money. 5 Signs Your Employees Need Office Behavior Training. Follow Follow Follow.

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Toxic work culture in the tech industry: Disconnected leadership fuels toxicity—and employees suffer in silence

TalentLMS

The data unveiled the toxic behaviors that occur most frequently, the ones the employees find the most damaging, and how they react in the face of toxicity. Leadership and senior management are mostly responsible for the toxic work environment in tech companies, according to the employees. The survey of 1,000 employees who work in U.S.

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Sexual Harassment Prevention Starts With Leadership

CLO Magazine

Eighty-five percent of women have reported some form of sexual harassment at work, and seemingly even more than that have experienced it, as evidenced by the #MeToo movement sweeping social media. As we begin 2018, leaders will have to decide whether they want to make preventing sexual harassment in the workplace a C-suite priority.

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Build a comprehensive sexual harassment prevention training program

CLO Magazine

That’s when the Harvey Weinstein story broke, spurring the #MeToo movement and new state laws designed to address the pervasive problem of sexual harassment in the workplace. And with the spotlight on workplace harassment showing no signs of dimming, other states are likely to follow. Laying the Foundation.