Preventing Harassment, Discrimination & Bullying

 

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Respect in the Workplace Training

Regardless of your business size or resources, all Australian employers now have a legal obligation to take proactive and meaningful action to prevent unlawful conduct from occurring in the workplace or in connection with work. With the recent changes to the Fair Work Act and Sex Discrimination Act, you now have an increased positive duty to take proactive steps to prevent sexual harassment, discrimination and bullying in your workplace.

Now is the time to ensure your business is meeting its obligations and your team is adequately educated and informed of their rights and responsibilities.

 

Overview

Our Respect in the Workplace training is a well-rounded and interactive session designed to provide your team with the skills and knowledge required to create a positive workplace culture where employees feel safe, valued and respected.

If your employees don’t understand their obligations and subsequently act in an unacceptable manner, your business could be at risk, which is why expertly developed education programs are an essential supplement to having robust policies and procedures.

Our experienced, qualified facilitators deliver personalised workshops designed to increase participants’ knowledge and understanding, while helping you meet your positive duty and health & safety obligations.

Customised Workshops
Compliance Focused

Program Content

Topics covered will include:

  • Explore and reinforce your company values and policies
  • Why a respectful work environment is important
  • Overview of the legislation that keeps your team safe in the workplace
  • Understanding Discrimination
  • What is Harassment?
  • Sexual Harassment and the law
  • Preventing Harassment and Sexual Harassment
  • What is (and is not) Bullying?
  • What does respect look like in your workplace
  • What to do if you experience unacceptable behaviour
  • Resolution pathways and support options

Learning Outcomes

Participants will be able to:

  • Understand your company values and the behaviours that support them
  • Understand the value and importance of a respectful work environment
  • Understand the laws that keep them and others safe at work
  • Identify acceptable and unacceptable behaviours
  • Understand the consequences of unacceptable workplace behaviour
  • Reflect on how they can contribute to a respectful workplace
  • Understand their rights and obligations as employees

Delivery Options

Our Respect in the Workplace training can be delivered in-person, virtually or online, with workshop options tailored for both employees and leaders, to ensure role-relevant learning outcomes.

In-person
Virtually
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Your Training Facilitator - Amanda Evans

Amanda is the Co-Founder of Evans Faull, a small and dynamic HR consulting firm that has been supporting small and medium sized businesses for over 17 years. Prior to this, Amanda worked in HR roles in organisations such as the Australian Grand Prix Corporation, NIKE and Oakley. Her extensive experience in HR and training includes partnering with clients from a diverse range of industries, including professional services, events, retail, wholesale, manufacturing, hospitality and not-for-profit. 

Amanda and her team have been running Respect in the Workplace training for leaders and employees for over 8 years, evolving the content to meet changing legislative requirements whilst making the information accessible and practical. 

 

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Preventing Harassment and Bullying in Your Workplace

As a result of the Australian Human Rights Commission's Respect@Work report and the recent changes to the Fair Work Act and Sex Discrimination Act, it has never been more important to ensure you create a safe, inclusive and productive work environment.

Download your free guide to Preventing Sexual Harassment, Harassment & Bullying to learn:

  • What is sexual harassment, harassment and bullying (and what it isn't)

  • What types of workplace behaviour are acceptable and unacceptable

  • Practical steps you can take to prevent unacceptable and illegal behaviour in your workplace

  • How to protect your business from claims of sexual harassment, harassment and bullying
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