How to Avoid Discrimination, Victimisation, Harassment and Unconscious Bias in the Workplace
Woking
Surrey
GU21 5HX
United Kingdom
What You Will Learn :
- Boost your knowledge of the different types of discrimination
- Appreciate the differences between bullying and harassment
- Realise what the consequences can be if a situation isn’t handled correctly
- Learn from the latest case law examples
Description
With court cases never out of the news these days, the #metoo and #BlackLivesMatter movements have raised awareness of these issues to another level. The HR and management teams need to be fully aware of what signs to look out for to identify issues, how to prevent the wrong culture from being established in their business, and what to do if instances or complaints arise.
This course will not only look at the legal implications of dealing with complaints and workplace issues but will also equip you with a very practical perspective on how to manage them when they do arise and how to take steps to avoid them arising in the first place.
The expert trainer will also give you all the information you will need on the latest government guidelines and how to ensure your relevant policies and practices are up to date and in line with best practice.
Finally, we will consider how unconscious bias can be recognised and eliminated from all areas of an employee’s life cycle and give HR specialists the knowledge they need to coach line managers to avoid these issues from recruitment through to termination.
Who is this course for?
All HR advisors and specialists from business partners to HR directors will find this a highly useful day, including:
HR managers and directors
HR business partners
HR specialists
HR controllers
HR advisors
HR officers and other HR professionals
This course is also applicable to line managers and directors of SMEs who need to fully understand their responsibilities and the implications of the law in this people management area.