• Awareness of the legal framework and the impact of harassment, so as to better recognize it and distinguish it from other psychosocial risks.
• Tools for identifying and assessing risk situations, including the different forms of harassment and behaviours to watch out for.
• Best practices for intervening effectively, supporting victims and restoring a healthy work climate.
• A proactive approach to sustainable prevention, based on clear policies and collective mobilization. Based on concrete examples and proven methods, this training course aims to reinforce vigilance, dialogue and serenity within your teams.
Objectives of the training
Understand, prevent and effectively manage harassment in the workplace.Targeted audience
HR, managers, supervisors and executivesPrerequisite
NoneTrainers
Benefits for Participants
- Integrate legal obligations and accountability as a manager
- Identify risks
- Develop a culture of respect and prevention
Course architecture
Legal definitions of harassment, its forms and impacts, in order to recognize and differentiate harassment from other professional pressures or psychosocial risks.
- What is harassment in the workplace?
- Identify the consequences of harassment for victims, teams and the company.
- Distinguish harassment from other psychosocial risks to take better action.
Identify the different forms of harassment in the company, spot at-risk behavior, and assess your role and responsibilities in managing situations, in order to take effective action.
- Identify the different types of harassment (psychological harassment, sexual harassment, cyberstalking).
- Identify behaviors that can lead to harassment.
- Identify management and work organization processes that increase the risk of harassment.
- Develop reflexes to analyze and diagnose a situation in order to take action.
Effectively manage reported cases by supporting victims, mobilizing witnesses and re-establishing a healthy work climate.
- Conduct an effective interview with an employee claiming to have been harassed: methodology and best practices.
- Use conflict management and mediation tools to resolve tensions.
- Manage crises by re-establishing a calm and balanced work environment.
- Recognize the importance of witnesses and provide them with appropriate support in the process.
Develop a sustainable prevention strategy incorporating warning systems, clear policies and collective mobilization.
- Lifting the taboo on harassment by facilitating exchanges within the company.
- Set up channels for reporting and alerting.
- Design a clear, mobilizing prevention policy for all levels of the company.
- Integrate harassment prevention into a global approach that includes other psychosocial risks.
- Regularly review and optimize prevention strategies based on feedback and data collected.
Private or personalized training
If you have more than 8 people to sign up for a particular course, it can be delivered as a private session right at your offices. Contact us for more details.
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If you have more than 8 people to sign up for a particular course, it can be delivered as a private session right at your offices. Contact us for more details.
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