California Sexual Harassment

California law defines sexual harassment in 2 ways: Quid Pro Quo and Hostile Work Environment. Quid Pro Quo includes demanding sexual favors in exchange for employment benefits or by threatening negative employment actions. A quid pro quo sexual harassment claim occurs when a supervisor leverages their actual or perceived authority to solicit sexual favors from an employee, with the threat conveyed either directly or indirectly. A hostile work environment includes conduct directed at a claimant or others, or a widespread of sexual favoritism.

This safety training kit is designed to help your team understand the hazards and safety procedures associated with California Sexual Harassment. It includes comprehensive materials to conduct effective safety meetings and training sessions.

Topics:

• Topic 1: Introduction
• Topic 2: Hostile Environment
• Topic 3: Federal and State Sexual Harassment Laws
• Topic 4: Filing a Complaint

What's Included:

• Instructor Guide
• Student Handouts
• Quiz and Answer Key
• Certificate of Completion
• PowerPoint Presentation (if applicable)