Harassment Prevention & Respectful Workplace - Chicago Bystander
Learning objectives
- How to Define a Bystander: Understand what constitutes a bystander in the context of workplace harassment prevention, distinguishing between passive observation and active involvement as an upstander.
- Apply Bystander Intervention Techniques: Identify the key responsibilities and ethical considerations associated with being a bystander in situations of workplace harassment, including understanding when and how to intervene safely and effectively as an upstander.
- Evaluate the Benefits and Impact Bystanders Contribute to a Safer Workplace. Analyze the potential impact of bystander intervention on creating a culture of respect and accountability within the workplace, recognizing its role in preventing future instances of harassment and promoting a supportive environment for all employees.
- Identify warning signs and behaviors associated with bullying and the four types of workplace violence
- Analyze the impact of workplace bullying and violence on the individual and organization; both in person and remote, and related to harassment
Course overview
This training fulfills Chicago’s Bystander Intervention Training requirement.
The individuals involved in the development and promotion of this course do not receive any compensation or financial benefits outside of their regular employment for their work on this course.
- 60 minutes
- Format: Video
- Course ID: 18107
Course Outline
- The Bystander's Role in Harassment Prevention
- Safe and Respectful Workplaces: Addressing Bullying and Violence