Sexual Harassment & Workplace Ethics Value Pack

Sexual harassment is defined as any uninvited and unwelcome verbal or physical behavior of a sexual nature, especially by a person in authority toward a subordinate (such as an employee or student). Understanding the difference between what is and is not sexual harassment, ones responsibilities as an employee and the consequences if harassment does occur will enable employees and managers to work in a comfortable environment.

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35% of women in full-time corporate sector jobs have experienced sexual harassment: As if that number weren’t appalling enough, an even higher percentage of certain subsets of women reported experiencing sexual harassment during the course of their careers, including 55% of senior-level women, 48% of lesbian women, and 45%. (MORE) In general, employees don’t report overwhelming confidence in their companies to properly investigate and address sexual harassment claims. But there’s also a gender gap there. While 70% of men think a claim would be fairly investigated and addressed, only 52% of women agree, and while 15% of men believe reporting sexual harassment would be pointless, risky, or uncertain, 30% of women said the same.

• Describe what sexual harassment is exactly
• Differentiate between sexual harassment and being courteous
• Understand the federal and state laws that deem sexual harassment a crime
• Learn that there consequences if you are found guilty of committing this crime
• Learn what you can do if you observe and/or experience sexual harassment
• Learn how to prevent sexual harassment in your workplace
• Develop any immediate actionable items and any other action plans based upon this session

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Abuse, Aggravated Sexual Assault, Criminal Harassment, Date Sexual Assault, Emotional Abuse, Gang Rape, Gay Bashing / Bullying, Gender, Heterosexism, Incest, Psychological Abuse, Quid Pro Quo, Sex Discrimination, Sexism, Sexual Abuse, Sexual Assault, Sexual Exploitation, Sexual Harassment, Survivor, Threat, Unsolicited, Victim

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Does it appear that 'profit at any cost' is more important than running an ethical, fair company? Even if you don't think about Workplace Ethics, you can be pretty sure that someone in your organization does.Workplace Ethics affects organization's culture, relationships, public image, teamwork, productivity and much more. In fact, good ethics is good business. Workplace ethics are also called “business ethics”.

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If you work 40 hours a week from age 20-65 you will work just over 90,000 hours in your lifetime.

• Understand what workplace ethics compasses.
• Why you should be ethical and what you get out of being ethical.
• Identify how ethics affect teamwork, productivity and the public image.
• Understand ethic codes, values and ethic programs.
• Learn how to set up and implement ethic programs, and how to deal with its special challenges.
• Explore different ethical styles and learn how to address and resolve ethical dilemmas.
• Learn how to make moral decisions.
• Follow guidelines to create an effective code of conduct.

These participant handouts are identical to the PowerPoint Presentation Content except that the content has been eliminated. Never simply show your presentation. Allow participants to take notes while listening to you, fostering greater interest and retention. Our PowerPoint Participant handouts saves any presentor valuable time in having to prepare the handout themselves.

Accountability, Bribe, Business Ethics, Caveat Emptor, Code of Conduct, Code of Ethics, Conflict of Interest, Ethics Program, Fraud, Gray Area, Integrity, Morals, Ombudsman, Transparency, Values, Whistle-Blower, Workplace Ethics

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