Harassment Prevention Training for Supervisors [California] (AB1825)

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Course Learning Objectives

By taking this online Harassment Prevention Training for Supervisors [California] (AB1825) course, the user will learn:

• Why it is important to maintain a mutually respectful and harassment-free workplace
• Illegal discrimination, harassment, sexual harassment, and retaliation, drawing on statutory and case law definitions
• How to recognize types of harassment and illegal discrimination and behaviors that may be considered abusive, inappropriate, and/or unlawful
• Strategies to prevent sexual harassment in the workplace
• The rights and responsibilities of employers, supervisors, and employees in addressing and preventing workplace harassment
• What to do if they experience, receive a complaint of, or observe inappropriate and/or unlawful behavior, including the role of confidentiality in the investigation
• The remedies available to victims
• How to identify abusive conduct and its effects on employees and employers

Course Outline

This online Harassment Prevention Training for Supervisors [California] (AB1825) course is made up of the following sections:

1. Defining Harassment and Discrimination
2. Laws and Regulations
3. What is Sexual Harassment?
4. Recognizing Harassment and Discrimination
5. Accommodation and Retaliation
6. Who is Responsible for Preventing Harassment?
7. Handling Complaints
8. Examples and Case Studies

Course Audience

This Harassment Prevention Training for Supervisors [California] (AB1825) online training course was designed for supervisory employees and employers in California.