Preventing Sexual Harassment in the Workplace

This course is designed to help early childhood education staff to better understand conduct that will violate policies against workplace harassment. Participants will learn what sexual harassment is, what some of the laws are, what to do if they feel they are being harassed or witness harassment, and how to prevent such conduct from occurring.

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Georgia, Nevada, New York

27 reviews for Preventing Sexual Harassment in the Workplace

  1. Kera BROOKLYN, NY –

    this course was very informative

  2. Nancy INDIANAPOLIS, IN –

    I learned alot for this selection

  3. Wendy JACKSON HEIGHTS, NY –

    interesting

  4. Debra BALDWIN, NY –

    Good course

  5. Amber PLAINFIELD, IN –

    I felt the course material was very informative and I thought having the handouts was very useful as going through the course material and writing down the important information in an outline form.

  6. Sharon BAREFOOT BAY, FL –

    It was very thorough
    and discussed all sexual harrassment areas

  7. Jennifer MICCO, FL –

    This is an important topic for all organizations

  8. Vivian WABASSO, FL –

    Good course

  9. Jennifer BROOKLYN, NY –

    thank you for this well informed training i look forward to them all the time

  10. Randy NOBLE, OK –

    Thank you for this valuable training.

  11. Loraine HEMPSTEAD, NY –

    course layouts are very easy to understand. therefore, the knowledge is easy to grasp quicjkly

  12. evelyn BRIDGEPORT, CT –

    Great Training

  13. Samuel BROOKLYN, NY –

    this was a great experience learning this knowledge

  14. Krischonna CHICAGO, IL –

    It’s was great!

  15. Violeta ELGIN, IL –

    Course was very interesting

  16. Miriam DANBURY, CT –

    Congratulations! This institute brings all knowledge to caregivers need to be in the top of high education for children.

  17. Erica SEBASTIAN, FL –

    Great course

  18. Jo Jeannette WICHITA, KS –

    Useful information

  19. Nixa OKEECHOBEE, FL –

    excelent

  20. Thenora AUSTIN, TX –

    GREAT TRAINING INFORMATION.

  21. mithlesh SOUTH WINDSOR, CT –

    I learned a lot from this course.

  22. Lucia ROCKAWAY PARK, NY –

    This was an excellent course ,I recommended to others

  23. mark BRANFORD, CT –

    I now feel much more knowledgeable about sexuall harassment in the workplace after taking this course.

  24. Debra GROSSE TETE, LA –

    Enjoyed the training.

  25. Marilyn JERSEY CITY, NJ –

    GREAT COURSE

  26. Gayle SUMTER, SC –

    This course is definitely needed. It has great information, resources and video content. Employers will benefit using this course as training for their staff.

  27. Cynthia PORTLAND, OR –

    I really enjoyed the course.

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