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Sexual Harassment Training Policy
The Sexual Harassment Training policy provides information on training to all employees, hourly and salary. Initial training using a videotape, handouts, fill-in-the-blank, and open-book test is recommended. Follow-up training should also be provided. The policy lists areas to be covered in training. A copy of the signed and dated test...
Tags: Workforce management, harassment, training
Tools & templates 2007-11-16

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Sexual Harassment Training: Optimum Mentor
This case study lists seven lessons that are outlined in the program and teach the fundamentals of harassment. What is Sexual harassment? Why is Sexual harassment illegal? Quid Pro Quo Sexual harassment, hostile works Environment, unexpected sexual harassment, and responsibilities of managers and Supervisors. Optimum Mentor provides training specifically designed...
Tags: Workforce management, HR.com, harassment, supervisor, training, environment
White papers 2000-06-12
From Sexual Harassment to Unlawful Harassment: Case Law Developments and the Impact on Employee Training Efforts
This paper will explore the redefinition of sexual harassment into its broader focus of unlawful harassment and its effect on employer-sponsored training programs. The paper first examines the traditional interpretation of sexual harassment claims and the corresponding employer sponsored training programs. Next, the paper assesses several Supreme Court rulings that...
Tags: University of Utah, harassment, training
White papers 2003-12-29
Sexual Harassment Policy
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission defines "sexual harassment" as unwelcome sexual advances, request for sexual favors, and other verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature.
Tags: harassment
White papers 1998-11-18
Training Is Key To Harassment Defense
The article says that recent legal developments highlight the importance of regular employee training in the areas of discrimination and harassment. The training should cover the types of behavior and statements that would be considered illegal harassment as well as the procedures in the company's policy that should be used...
Tags: Workforce management, HR.com, harassment, training, supervisor
White papers
Understanding Sexual Harassment
Few things can hurt a company as badly as a sexual harassment lawsuit. A single harassment claim can cost a firm millions of dollars in damages, legal fees and related costs. And even if liability insurance covers the financial cost of a sexual harassment claim, it can't repair the damage...
Tags: AllBusiness.com, harassment, liability insurance, firing, financial
White papers 1999-01-01
Sexual Harassment and Your Rights on the Job
Sexual harassment in the workplace is any verbal or physical interaction with one that is sexual and that one does not want, sexual suggestions or explicit language about sex that one does not want, and a pattern of sexually discriminatory remarks. This behavior is harassment if it is offensive to...
Tags: Recruitment & Selection, harassment, workplace, job
White papers 2004-05-03
Policy on Sexual Harassment
Sexual harassment in the workplace is discriminatory, unlawful, and clearly inconsistent with the nature of an academic community. The University regards such behavior as a violation of the standard of conduct required of all persons associated with the institution. Federal and state laws define sexual harassment as unwelcome sexual advances,...
Tags: Harvard University, harassment, conduct, workplace
White papers 2003-02-01
Revised University-Wide Procedures for Sexual Harassment Complaints
The procedures and recommendations for dealing with complaints of sexual harassment detailed in this paper are aimed at providing a method for the resolution of such complaints which may arise at Memorial University of Newfoundland. This policy prohibits sexual harassment by any member of the University community. Any member may...
Tags: harassment
White papers 2001-11-01
Effective Response Mechanism For Sexual Harassment Complaints
This case clearly demonstrates the importance of an effective response mechanism for sexual harassment complaints. To be effective, the response mechanism should include: (1) clearly defined channels for reporting sexual harassment complaints; (2) training for all supervisory employees on how to respond to complaints, including reporting them to the personnel...
Tags: harassment, Human Resources, training
Case studies 2003-01-01
Protecting Your Company Against Allegations Of Sexual Harassment
In a recent study of sexual harassment, it was found that one out of every ten female executives claimed they were sexually harassed in their current job and an astonishing one out of every two felt subjected to inappropriate comments by male peers and superiors. These numbers, which are consistent...
Tags: HR.com, harassment, litigation, workplace, job
White papers 2003-01-01
Employment and Labor Law- Sexual Harassment
"Sexual harassment is one or a series of incidents involving unsolicited and unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favours or other verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature, which are known or ought reasonably to be known to be unwelcome. "
Tags: harassment
White papers 2003-01-01
Sexual Harassment Costs Company $2.3 Million
Sexual harassment has cost $2.3 million for a New York-based airline consulting firm Simat, Helliesen and Eichner (SH&E) an affiliate of Reed Telepublishing. Four female employees complained that they were subjected to a hostile sexually charged work environment and the EEOC alleged that SH&E and Reed failed to take prompt...
Tags: harassment, women, environment
White papers 2003-02-28
THE PROBLEM OF SEXUAL HARASSMENT2
This article is based on the problem of sexual harassment. Workplace sexual harassment is a serious problem in the United States, and the dimensions of the problem continue to expand. A large part of the problem with sexual harassment is the difference between legal definitions and individual perception. However, an...
Tags: harassment, absence, workplace, career
White papers
When Does Informality Become Harassment?
Our company is pretty informal and people joke around a lot. I know it's all just fun and games, but sometimes the jokes can get very off-color. Should I be worried about sexual harassment? Quid pro quo sexual harassment, which occurs when employment decisions, is based on the employee-victim's willingness...
Tags: AllBusiness.com, harassment, game
White papers 2003-01-01
Ethical Decision Making About Sexual Harassment Complaints That Stem From Dissolved Workplace Romances: A Policy-Capturing Approach
An experiment was conducted to examine the degree to which Jones' (1991) ethical decision-making model is an appropriate theoretical perspective from which to interpret raters' varying responses to a sexual harassment claim that stems from a dissolved workplace romance. The policy capturing methodology was used with 40 study participants to...
Tags: Montana State University, harassment, workplace, decision-making
White papers 2004-04-01
Sexual Harassment in the Workplace: An Employer's Obligation
Internal complaints require the expertise of trained professionals to investigate and resolve. Internal investigations, if handled appropriately, can save companies thousands of dollars and limit the company's exposure. Inappropriate behavior leading to a charge of sexual harassment can be costly, time consuming, and can have a negative effect on all...
Tags: Aon Consulting, harassment, workplace
White papers 2003-11-10
What you need to know about) Mediation in Sexual Harassment Cases
Currently, there are more rules, regulations, and laws dealing with sexual discrimination, and particularly sexual harassment, than any other substantive area of employment. The article says that mediation can provide an ideal setting in which the complainant can accomplish the primary aim of stopping the behavior. There are two necessary...
Tags: HR.com, mediation, harassment, benefit
White papers 2001-04-01
Mediation in Sexual Harassment Cases
The article discusses that there are rules, regulations, and laws dealing with sexual discrimination, and particularly sexual harassment, than any other substantive area of employment. Litigation shows no sign of abating but is, in fact, still increasing. Sexual harassment is a subject of prominent concern for management. By keeping the...
Tags: HR.com, harassment, mediation, workplace, litigation
White papers 2002-03-08
Making Your Harassment Policy Work
You probably have a sexual harassment policy in place, but, are you sure that it will protect your organization against legal claims? Is it an "effective" policy as defined in the Supreme Court’s 1998 decisions? Does it include a complaint and resolution procedure? Have you trained your employees on how...
Tags: harassment, analysis, job
White papers 2003-01-01
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