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A great way to help promote a respectful work environment is to promptly address any occurrence of inappropriate behavior before it rises to a level of abusive conduct. Therefore, we designed this module to teach you how to recognize and manage instances of inappropriate behavior, so together, we can promote and maintain the respectful work environment we all want and deserve. California supervisors must take H-150-SH-01 through H-150-SH-07 and employees must take H-150-SH-01, H-150-SH-03, and H-150-SH-04 to meet DFEH training requirements. This module is WCAG/US 508 Compliant.
Duration:
15 minutesIncluded In:
Harassment SolutionCourse Audience:
Intended for All EmployeesCourse Options
Course Topics:
- What is Abusive Conduct?
- Abusive Conduct Defined (Part 1)
- Abusive Conduct Defined (Part 2)
- Abusive Conduct Defined (Part 3)
- Five Forms of Abusive Conduct
- Behaviors Associate with Abusive Conduct
- How Does Abusive Conduct Differ from Harassment?
- Distinguishing Abusive Conduct from Constructive Feedback
- Constructive Feedback or Abusive Conduct?
- Scenario One: Progress Reporting
- Scenario Two: Hide and Seek
- Scenario Three: Working From Home
- Scenario Four: Purchase Orders
- Effects of Abusive Conduct (The Employee)
- Effects of Abusive Conduct (Our Organization)
- The Role You Play
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