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Train the Trainer
Sexual Harassment Prevention
$159.00 (includes tax and shipping for mailing the Harassment Prevention Coach 2010 CD (valued at $99.99 and included with the webinar).

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Date: July 7, 2010 - Closed/Full
July 15, 2010  - Open
Time: 8:30 a.m.- 11:00 a.m.
Location:  WEBINAR

Call (951) 926-2644 if you have any questions.

Attendees receive
the all new
Harassment Prevention Coach 2010
(Poker Game). 

(Class limited to six participants).

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Description

The question isn’t whether your company and supervisors have been AB 1825 compliant. The question is whether your supervisors are receiving the sexual harassment prevention training that makes a difference. This Professional Development Seminar provides the following information:

Requirements to be recognized as a qualified trainer by the state of California.

Under California Government Code 12950.1, all supervisors must be trained every two years in how to prevent sexual harassment. The law is specific. In this program you will learn what you need to know to train your supervisors in identifying, preventing and correcting sexual harassment and be in compliance with the law.

The first half includes information for trainers:

• Which employers are covered?
• Who is a “Supervisor”?
• When and How Often Must the Training Take Place?
• What topics must be covered?
• Who is a qualified trainer?
• Should employers provide other forms of harassment prevention training?
• Should employers provide training to non supervisory personnel?
• How to structure your 2 hour presentation.

The second half of the Train the Trainer webinar includes how to use the Harassment Prevention Coach 2010 most effectively.

• How to create an interactive training program
• What are the effects of unlawful harassment at the workplace?
• What are the laws regarding harassment?
• What is the cost of harassment?
• How do we prevent harassment?
• Spot it and Stop it
• Why must supervisors be trained?
• What is sexual harassment?
• Remedies 
• Why do people still harass?

Train the Trainer includes
The Harassment
Prevention Coach
2010

The Harassment Prevention Coach 2010 offers a great refresher for previously trained supervisors and new supervisors.

It also includes a presentation designed for employee training.

It includes all of the essential information as required by California and federal training requirements.

The Harassment Prevention Coach is designed to be very interactive. 

To begin, give each participant a packet that includes a copy of the PowerPoint presentation, the Worksheet, the Certificate/Acknowledgment Form, the State information sheet and your company policy. After introductions, explain to the supervisors that you have a reasonable expectation that they have already been trained and should know the answers to all of the questions.  Tell them that during the workshop they are playing Sexual Harassment Prevention Poker.  Deal out the cards.  You need to know the number of participants so you can insure that each person has at least one card dealt to them so that they know that they will have to answer at least one question. This will let them know in advance that they cannot sleep through this class, but will be asked to answer a question.

Throughout the presentation, you will see a number on a slide such as Q♥.  The number is a corresponding number to the cards dealt. 

To tailor exercises to your industry or your current situation, you can find recent cases at www.eeoc.gov/press.  

The final exercise is the most powerful exercise for managing change in your organization.