
Understand US law, including Title VII, which defines quid pro quo and third-party harassment, and guides employer responsibilities, prevention practices, and steps to build a respectful, inclusive workplace culture.
Define sexual harassment, recognize verbal, nonverbal, and physical forms, and distinguish quid pro quo from hostile work environment, while outlining Title VII protections and employer obligations.
Identify harassment patterns that undermine dignity, equality, and safety at work. Include unwanted sexual advances, quid pro quo, leering gestures, derogatory language, and retaliation.
Explore real-world case studies of sexual harassment, from quid pro quo to hostile work environment, and learn to identify, address, and prevent harassment for a safe, respectful workplace.
Analyze a quid pro quo harassment case in a mid-sized tech company, where a supervisor offers a promotion for a date, leading to a hostile environment and an HR investigation.
Understand how a hostile work environment forms from pervasive sexual jokes, and learn to document incidents, report them, trigger investigations, impose disciplinary action up to termination, and provide company-wide training.
Explore third party harassment in a retail case study, where a sales associate reports a customer's inappropriate comments and touching, and a manager ensures a safe environment with no retaliation.
This case study shows that remote work does not eliminate sexual harassment; inappropriate comments on video calls and explicit emails occur via digital platforms, prompting investigation and disciplinary action.
Explore retaliation against reporting in sexual harassment cases and the consequences for employees and teams. Cover quid pro quo harassment, hostile work environment, third party harassment, and remote work challenges.
Define sexual harassment as unwelcome, offensive behavior that creates a hostile environment, including verbal, nonverbal, and physical acts, and debunk myths while describing employees' rights and confidential reporting channels.
Identify sexual harassment, both implicit and explicit, and learn how to respond, report incidents, document details, and access supportive resources and policies.
Employers carry a non-delegable duty to prevent, correct, and address sexual harassment, with liability based on what they knew and how they responded, including supervisor, coworker, and non-employee harassers.
Explore employer responsibilities under Title VII and EEOC guidelines, implement proactive anti-harassment policies, training, reporting channels, and prompt investigations to reduce liability.
Recognize what constitutes harassment, document incidents, and report to supervisors or HR promptly. Learn bystander interventions, reporting channels, and how training and inclusivity support a harassment-free workplace.
Learn bystander intervention with the five D's—direct, distract, delegate, delay, record—to prevent harassment and design compliant, confidential policies. Ensure reporting avenues, confidentiality, and regular training to sustain a respectful workplace.
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) emphasizes that employers must take reasonable steps to prevent harassment and act promptly when issues arise.
Employers are responsible for maintaining a workplace free from harassment. Failing to do so can lead to legal consequences, reputational damage, and low employee morale.
What Is Sexual Harassment?
Sexual harassment includes unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature. It becomes illegal when it is persistent or severe enough to create a hostile, intimidating, or offensive work environment. Whether it’s a supervisor, co-worker, or third-party vendor, harassment can occur in various contexts and impacts everyone in the workplace.
Why Choose Our Training?
This Sexual Harassment Prevention Training will is tailored for compliance with regulations and guidelines as it meets the requirements of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Most importantly, our Sexual Harassment Prevention Training will teach employees how to:
Recognize subtle forms of inappropriate behavior
Address and report incidents appropriately
Foster a culture of mutual respect and accountability
To spice up the learning experience, this online training is jam-packed with:
Real-life scenarios and relatable examples
Engaging activities and quizzes for retention
And, Udemy Certification upon completion
Oh, Did I forget to mention that this Online Sexual Harassment Prevention Training is accessible Anywhere, Anytime?
It ensures that this online course:
fits your team’s schedule
provides standardized content that eliminates trainer bias
is perfect for distributed or remote teams
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COURSE OUTLINE:
This Course Comes with the Following Sections:
Understanding Sexual Harassment in USA
General Case Studies
2.2 Case Study on Quid Pro Quo Harassment
2.3 Case Study on Hostile Work Environment Harassment
2.4 Case Study on Third Party Harassment
2.5 Case Study on Harassment in Remote Work Setting
2.6 Case Study - Retaliation Against Reporting
Myth Regarding Sexual Harassment
Identifying Sexual Harassment
Employer’s Responsibility and Prevention
Steps Employees Can Take if They Experience Harassment
Preventing Sexual Harassment
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