Programme: | Personal Effectiveness |
Course: | Working with Others; Fair treatment and respect - for Non-Managers |
Description: | Who is this course for? This course is suitable for all staff. Overview When we are working together its is vital that we treat each other fairly and with respect. As part of the 2012-13 Staff Survey, 15% of staff felt that they had personally experienced behaviour that they considered to be bullying or harassment in the two years before the survey. All employers are responsible for taking all reasonable steps to prevent any claims of bullying to protect all staff. When claims are made, there is an inevitable cost in terms of morale, motivation and possibly financial. Knowing when to report events to your Manager requires confidence and an understanding to enable you to ensure that any attached risk is reduced. It is also imperative that everyone understands the acceptable levels of behaviour throughout the school that allows for ongoing compliance to both LSE policy and employment legislation This one day programme is designed to address the challenges facing everyone at LSE when communicating and working with others to reduce the threat of claims, or becoming a victim of, bullying and harassment. The programme will also ensure that all employees are aware of both the legislative and corporate policies in place to protect them. Often, behaviour that is perceived as bullying or threatening is unintentional and, therefore, we will offer practical solutions that address communication and interaction to support real behavioural change. The Workshop is designed to be relevant and fun – whilst addressing key issues facing all organisations. The course will cover
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LSE Training and Development System - version 1.0.4.5
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