Training

In-house Training: Managing Dignity at Work

Date from
01/12/2024

Date to
31/12/2025

Cost
POA

Tutor

Paul Beard

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Introduction

With the passing of the Prevention of Discrimination (Guernsey) Ordinance 2022, focus on discrimination, harassment and prevention of sexual harassment has intensified. The law will continue to develop over the coming years, with some new provisions being scheduled and others anticipated. It is important not to forget the Sex Discrimination (Employment)(Guernsey) Ordinance 2005 and, whilst not directly regulated by statute, all responsible employers want to prevent ‘bullying’ behaviours – not least because they are commercially counter-productive.

The following outline can be presented with three different approaches. The subject matter is similar, but the focus varies slightly:

  • For employees who do not manage colleagues (2 hour session);
  • For employees who do manage colleagues (2 ½ hour session); or,
  • Hybrid – to cover both together (2 ½ hour session).

If you have your own polices/procedures already in place we are happy to review them and refer in the training. [We do, of course, also offer full employment handbook/policy reviews].


Couse outline

  • Welcome and introductions
  • Objectives – for the course and individual delegates
  • What is ‘Discrimination’
    • Direct
    • Indirect
    • By association
  • What is ‘Victimisation’?
  • What is ‘Bullying’?
  • Bullying versus Harassment [Harassment explained]
  • The question of ‘banter’
  • Sexual Harassment and how to prevent it
  • Discrimination claims and the ‘burden of proof’
  • Understanding ‘Personal Responsibility and Liability’ in discrimination/harassment claims
  • Case studies
  • [The role of the manager in prevention and managing issues]
  • What to do when the worst happens
  • Q&A/Close

This training is not about ‘telling people what to think’. It is highlighting the new law and the development of discrimination and harassment law that has occurred in recent years. It is to raise awareness of ‘genuine inclusion’ whilst approaching the material in a positive and engaging fashion.

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Data Protection

When you register for this training course, Focus HR will collect your personal data (your first and last name, contact email addresses, contact phone numbers and other similar contact data) for the purposes of administering the course.

We may also use this information to communicate with you about our services and offerings. If you’d rather we didn’t do this, please contact Tom Fallaize at [email protected]. If you don’t opt out on this occasion, we’ll give you the opportunity to opt out each time we communicate with you for marketing purposes.

During the sessions, Focus HR may take photographs (which may include your image) and publish them on our respective websites and social media pages for the purposes of showcasing the range of services we respectively offer to the business community and to help each of us promote future events and seminars. Again, if you’d rather we didn’t do this, please contact the respective contacts noted above.

A copy of each of the Focus HR’s Privacy policy can be found here –  https://www.focushrs.com/privacy-policy which provide full details of the collection and use of all personal data collected by us.

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