Harassment Prevention for Supervisors (Canada)
Harassment and violence are all too common in the workplace. Unfortunately, many of us have experienced it ourselves or know someone who was harassed in the workplace. Do you know what to do if you experience harassment, violence, or bullying in the workplace? What if an employee reports harassment to you? What do you do with the information? Who should you contact? Is there an investigation? What happens after harassment is reported? These are all topics covered in this course. To start with, your company has a specific company harassment and violence prevention policy as it’s a legal requirement. In addition, the harassment program details how the policy is implemented and enforced in the workplace. A policy is no good if it is not upheld. After completing this course, you will be skilled to create a healthy workplace and address any concerns of harassment.
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Course Details
Learning Objectives
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Explain harassment and violence legislation, including the Canada Labour Code and key provincial laws.
- Define terms such as harassment, sexual harassment, psychological harassment, and workplace violence.
- Identify a supervisor’s legal duties, including the duty to act, report, document, maintain confidentiality, and prevent reprisal.
- Describe proper complaint receiving and handling procedures, and understand the investigation process.
- Describe compliance documentation requirements and how to prepare for an audit.
