Business Skills

Bullying and Harassment

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Course Summary

This short session is an awareness session about bullying and harassment in the workplace. It is targeted at an audience that have low levels of knowledge about bullying and harassment in the workplace.

Objectives:

  1. Define and clearly understand terms and concepts related to bullying and harassment.
  2. Develop strategies and tools to stop and prevent bullying and harassment in the workplace.
  3. Be aware of, and understand the roles and responsibilities in relation to bullying and harassment to ensure everyone understands their responsibility and duty of care.

Outcomes

People who attend the session will have clarity around bullying and harassment in the workplace, have increased confidence in dealing with bullying and harassment in the workplace and be able to apply their policy and procedure to workplace incidents of bullying and harassment.

Topics covered:

  • Conflict styles
  • What is bullying and harassment?
  • The law and bullying/harassment
  • Bullying/harassment and personal impacts.
  • What to do?
  • How do I help or get help?

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