WORKPLACE HARASSMENT: A SYSTEM FOR INTERNAL RESOLUTION
Benefits Of This Program:
- Resolve conflict internally
- Demonstrate commitment to a civil, respectful workplace
- Develop successful advisory support
- Know when and how to mediate effectively
- Perform professional internal complaint investigations
Learn:
- Current scope of harassment and expanded obligations
- Evolving standards and legal requirements for the quality of the work environment
- How to encourage a culture that supports early reporting and prompt resolution of workplace harassment and workplace conflict issues
- Menu of support facilitating efficient and effective internal resolution: advisors, mediation support, and skillful investigators
- Skills for advisory support, mediation, and internal investigations
Agenda
Fundamentals of Harassment and Harassment Resolution
- Current scope of harassment at law: new obligations
- Requirements to support effective internal reporting and resolution
- Needs of the employee to support internal reporting and access to internal resolution supports
- Necessity and value of a menu of resolution support: advisory support, mediation, and complaint investigations
- Empowering the work community to support equality rights compliance and internal resolution
- Developing skillful internal resolution support
- Benefits of internal resolution
Develop Effective In-House Resolution Support And Skills
- Developing skills for successful advisory support
- Understanding the advisory role
- Developing traits of an effective advisor
- Developing advisor skills
- Delivering advisory support that encourages resolution
- The Effective Use of Mediation
- Recognizing when to mediate
- Securing the parties’ buy-in
- Preparing for successful mediation
- Understanding the mediation process
- Understanding resolution in the context of mediation
Internal Complaint Investigations
- Developing knowledge and skills for effective investigations that support resolution
- Understanding preconditions for effective participation in internal investigations
- Managing the three phases of the investigation resolution process:
- Phase 1 – Pre-investigative activity
- Phase 2 – Effective investigative activity
- Phase 3 – Writing effective investigative reports
- Using investigative reports for resolution
- Developing skills of an investigator
- Conducting effective interviews
- Dealing effectively with received input
- Getting it right with objective and supportable determination
- Preparing reports that facilitate internal resolution
Benefits To Employers And Workplace Participants:
Employer Benefits
- Reduced risk of human rights complaints to Human Rights Commission
- Reduced risk of expanding liabilities for harassment
- Effective in-house resources with the skills, knowledge, and commitment to resolve harassment issues and workplace conflict issues
Employee Benefits
- Employer’s commitment to guaranteeing equality rights in the workplace
- Options for resolution support
- Resolution support that offers efficiency, confidentiality and effectiveness
- Encouragement for compliance with expectations of an equality rights environment
Book an In-House or Remote Program
For further information on our training, please call your lawyer at the Firm. If you are not a current client, please contact:
Program Administrator
Tel: 416-862-1616 or 1-866-821-7306
[email protected]
contact
Phone: +1 416-875-2235
Fax: 416-363-7358
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://newstaging.stringerllp.com
contact
Phone: +1 416-875-2235
Fax: 416-363-7358
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://newstaging.stringerllp.com

Ryan J. Conlin
Partner

Natalie G. Caballero
Associate

Jeffrey D. A. Murray
Partner

Jeremy D. Schwartz
Partner

Allison L. Taylor
Counsel

Landon P. Young
Managing Partner


