Online Training: Respect in the Workplace Training for Supervisors
Supervisors play a critical role in preventing and addressing workplace bullying and harassment. This course is designed specifically for leaders who need to recognize risks, respond effectively, and support their teams. While industries like healthcare, education, transit, and government face higher risks, every workplace must be prepared.
Bullying and harassment not only threatens employee safety but also drives up costs through absenteeism, turnover, and reduced productivity. Canadian legislation requires organizations and their supervisors to meet strict training standards on bullying, and harassment.
In addition to learning about workplace disrespect, bullying, and harassment, this program lays out the components of a harassment prevention program that will promote a positive and respectful workplace culture. Supervisors will come away with a better understanding of corporate policy and procedures to prevent workplace harassment and violence. With the right training, supervisors can lead by example, strengthen workplace culture, and ensure a safe and respectful environment for everyone.
Course Details:
Duration: 1.5-2 Hours
Cost: $103.00 CAD per person
Administrators can track completion progress
Certificate issued upon completion
Easy to use, simple to navigate
10 Modules
21 Scenarios
Final exam
Course Topics Include:
What is “respect” and why it matters in the workplace
Defining workplace disrespect; what is (and what is not) "disrespectful behaviour"
Understanding when disrespect becomes bullying or harassment
How to address incidents of bullying and harassment, and diffuse situations before they become violent
Understanding rights and responsibilities related to workplace violence, bullying, and harassment
Obtaining assistance and reporting incidents
Addressing domestic violence in the workplace
Supporting a safe and respectful work environment
Minimizing the risk of violent incidents
Reducing the impact of stress and mental health outcomes related to harassment
Learning Outcomes:
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
Understand the importance of being respectful at work
Understand the differences between disrespect and bullying/harassment
Address incidents of disrespect and know what to do in bullying/harassment situations
Respond effectively to workplace violence and harassment
Understand legal rights and responsibilities under federal and provincial legislation
Obtain assistance when experiencing or witnessing workplace violence
Report cases of workplace violence, including domestic violence
Support a respectful and safe work environment
Minimize risks associated with violent incidents
Reduce the effects of stress and mental health issues caused by harassment
Industry Compliance:
This course aligns with and exceeds industry standards by addressing the legal obligations employers in Canada must meet under federal and provincial legislation related to workplace bullying, and harassment. It supports compliance by educating employees on their rights and responsibilities, ensuring they are equipped to respond appropriately, seek assistance, and report incidents, including those involving domestic violence.
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