Employees are protected by law from retaliation for filing an abusive conduct, harassment, or discrimination complaint. Yet, retaliation continues to be one of the most frequently filed charges with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC). In this module, we will explore strategies that will help you better recognize and address workplace retaliation.
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) indicated that retaliation comprised 42.8% of all 2023 charges filed. Retaliation is the most prevalent workplace complaint frequently culminating in operational disruptions, reputational harm, financial and legal sanctions, and low employee morale. Our anti-retaliation training equips managers, HR practitioners, and employees with the ability to identify the various types of retaliation, and manage complaints legally. We help you to create an open, responsible and psychologically safe workplace for employees.
Manage workplace retaliations ethically, and empathically without them hindering your organization's development. Here’s what the course teaches:
Recognize common methods of retaliation, and the effect on organizational compliance and trust.
Analyze retaliation claims by mastering the legal standards and liabilities.
Excel at complaint investigation and response in a timely, objective, and procedurally fair manner.
Institute clear, confidential and reliable reporting procedures and monitoring systems.
Model accountability and reinforce anti-retaliation policies by HR and leaders.
Implement clear policies consistent with legal and ethical requirements to ensure a workplace free from retaliation.
Create a growth-driven and reliable culture with our anti-retaliation training, offering following benefits:
Slower retaliation filings by 10% and minimize the threat of legal suits.
Implement retaliation prevention to avoid the retribution faced by 63% of complainants.
Master legal analysis techniques and decrease liability exposure under Title VII and related laws.
Decrease 40% of violations and achieve the most important metrics that auditors seek.
Need an easy yet thorough retaliation prevention learning experience? Here's how our anti-retaliation training is superior:
Get nationally compliant training that meets industry requirements..
Be trained by certified experts, with interactive videos and real-world examples.
Our anti-retaliation training is mobile-friendly and self-paced, adaptable to your hectic schedule.
Download your anti-retaliation certification immediately after passing.
Our round-the-clock support team is at your service to answer your questions.
Our anti-retaliation training is essential for any and everyone responsible for creating a safe, compliant, and accountable workplace culture. It is best suited for:
Human resources professionals
People managers & supervisors
Legal and compliance organizations
Executives & senior managers
Employee relations professionals
Ethics & risk officials
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) leaders
Training & learning leaders
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What are 3 Examples of Retaliation?
Some typical ways of retaliation in the workplace are:
Termination or demotion
Negative performance reviews
Exclusion from opportunities
What Does Anti-Retaliation Mean?
Anti-retaliation is policies, legislation, and practices safeguarding the individuals from punishment or disadvantagement for reporting misconduct, discrimination, harassment, safety infringements, or cooperating in investigations. It grants the employees the freedom to raise their concerns without fear of revenge, fostering an atmosphere of openness and responsibility.
Should I Be Paid for Harassment Training?
Yes. If harassment training is required or performed on work time, you are typically entitled to compensation. Under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) and most state laws, mandatory training is compensable work time.