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Workplace Safety Essentials: Harassment and Bullying Prevent
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Workplace Safety Essentials: Harassment and Bullying Prevent

Creating a Safe and Respectful Workplace: Effective Strategies for Preventing Harassment and Bullying
Created byCathy Z.
Last updated 1/2026
English
English [Auto],

What you'll learn

  • Understanding Harassment
  • Creating a Safe Culture
  • Effective Communication
  • Addressing Workplace Bullying
  • Implementing Change
  • Defining workplace bullying
  • Communicating with HR

Course content

2 sections28 lectures1h 50m total length
  • Introduction1:18

    Create a culture where anyone can say no to harassment, including sexual harassment, by moving beyond policies and training, and engage in conversations about nuances to prevent it.

  • Power dynamics2:17

    Explore how power dynamics drive harassment and shape daily workplace interactions. Identify and interrupt everyday power exchanges to prevent discrimination and more severe acts.

  • Define harassment4:35

    Explore harassment as a spectrum from inappropriate behaviors to violence, with microaggressions and unwanted advances, racist remarks, and derogatory comments, and learn practical prevention through empathy and discussion.

  • Harassment repercussions2:50

    Explore harassment repercussions and why it goes unreported—retaliation fears and workplace norms—and learn to create safe spaces, empower reporting, and challenge neutralization.

  • Culture vs. compliance2:01

    Culture is the ultimate harassment prevention, creating a positive environment where peers speak up and act respectfully. Training alone cannot prevent harassment without culture, core values, empathy, and open communication.

  • Conduct a culture assessment2:49

    conduct a culture assessment to understand current attitudes toward harassment, using anonymous outside interviews and a time-limited survey to drive urgent action and leadership buy-in for rapid improvements.

  • Use the core values2:46

    Embed core values alongside vision and mission into daily behaviors, training, and performance conversations to prevent harassment and shape culture.

  • Dealing with bad behaviors3:52

    Cultivate a top-down no-tolerance culture for incivility and harassment by training managers, enforcing policy, and addressing negative behaviors to prevent hostile environments.

  • Conduct training about respect and inclusion3:21

    Enhance harassment prevention training by integrating empathy, communication, and awareness of implicit bias, and use the Addie framework to guide learning objectives and analysis, design, development, implementation, and evaluation.

  • See something, say something3:16

    Establish a see something, say something culture to prevent harassment by training employees in the three steps of assertiveness: validate, describe the problem, and offer a solution.

  • Role of manager3:26

    Managers create an open communication environment that prevents harassment by promoting professionalism, inclusion, respect, and empathy, stepping in immediately and developing action items with teams.

  • Reporting and address all forms of discrimination6:07

    Create a safe, trusted reporting culture with anonymous channels and peer counselors to ease retaliation fears, and audit discrimination in pay, hiring, and advancement to foster an inclusive workplace.

  • Having open discussions and detect risk for harassment7:06

    Facilitate open, empathetic discussions about harassment with clear goals and ground rules. Detect risks from small comments, intervene with coaching or mentoring, and foster inclusive action.

  • Empathy and more tips5:45

    Build empathy at work by listening more than you speak, paraphrasing, asking relevant questions, and reading nonverbal cues to respect space, boundaries, and workplace policies.

  • Social media3:21

    Examine social media and dating policies in the workplace through real scenarios to build empathy and promote respectful online conduct, balancing free speech with harassment prevention.

Requirements

  • No Prior Knowledge Required: The course is designed to be accessible to all participants, regardless of prior experience with harassment prevention or workplace training.

Description

Despite the widespread implementation of anti-harassment policies and training, harassment continues to be a pervasive issue in many workplaces. This course is specifically designed for HR leaders and organizational decision-makers who are committed to proactively creating safe and healthy work environments.

We will begin by exploring the complex realities of harassment, including its various forms and the reasons why many individuals choose not to report it. Understanding these factors is crucial for implementing effective preventative measures. The course will guide you through strategies to enhance workplace culture, focusing on how cultural shifts can complement and reinforce existing policies and training programs.

Additionally, you will gain insights into addressing workplace bullying. Learn practical tips and actionable steps for individuals who experience bullying, including how to build confidence in confronting bullies, preparing detailed documentation, and engaging in constructive conversations with HR. The course includes role-play scenarios and practical exercises to help you develop the skills needed to handle these situations effectively.

By the end of this course, you will be equipped with a comprehensive approach to preventing harassment and bullying, creating an environment where respect and safety are foundational. This training will empower you to drive meaningful change within your organization, ensuring a healthier and more inclusive workplace for all.

Who this course is for:

  • HR Professionals, Workplace Trainers
  • Those Experiencing Workplace Issues
  • Leaders and Managers
  • Diversity and Inclusion Officers