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This training provides an overview of workplace bullying, discrimination, harassment, and violence, delineating the roles of managers and supervisors. It encompasses guidelines as stated in Ontario Bills 132 and 168, and BC Bill 14.
This training provides an overview of workplace bullying, discrimination, harassment, and violence. It elaborates on the crucial role of managers and supervisors in managing such issues, in line with the protocols set forth in Ontario Bills 132 and 168, and BC Bill 14.
Addressing workplace bullying, discrimination, harassment, and violence is a complex task for managers and supervisors. These complexities range from identifying the issue to taking appropriate measures to establish a safe and respectful work environment for all.
The goal of this course is to equip you with knowledge to identify and prevent workplace bullying, discrimination, harassment and violence. Real-life case studies are provided in each chapter to facilitate better understanding of the roles that managers and supervisors play, in preventing such behaviours in the workplace.
The course is divided into 6 comprehensive chapters that guide you in recognizing, preventing and resolving these workplace issues.
The online training covers the following topics:
Environ 120 minutes
Minimum score for passing 80%
Upon successful completion, a certificate will be issued
Ce cours durera environ 120 minutes
Pour réussir cette formation, vous devez obtenir 80% ou version supérieure au quiz
À l'issue de la réussite de ce cours, un certificat à votre nom sera stocké sur votre profil et disponible à l'impression
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