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Sexual Harassment Training

Please join us for this short, but highly important series on a topic we know is uncomfortable, but is vital to maintaining a healthy workplace.

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Preventing Sexual Harassment

Week 3 - Best Practices for Preventing Sexual Harassment

Team Discussion Questions:​

  1. Review the best practices suggested in the video.  Please select one and discuss why you believe the practice could be helpful in preventing sexual harassment and protecting your team. 

    • Limit or avoid physical contact. 

    • Avoid commenting on others’ appearances. 

    • Avoid humor that involves legally protected categories. 

    • Limit social interaction outside of work, particularly one-on-one interaction and including social media or text messaging. 

    • Be familiar with Jack Cooper’s policies.

    • Make one-on-one meetings interruptible and observable.

    • Create a culture of speaking up.

    • Be mindful that “innocent” interactions can (1) be perceived differently by others; or (2) create an open door for sexual abusers and predators to capitalize on a workplace with limited or no boundaries.

    • Focus on the comfort of others, not what you can and cannot do (self).

  2. Please discuss the following hypothetical with your team.  Deliver-It-Fast, Inc. is looking to hire new delivery drivers quickly. However, they have a limited number of driver trainers, all of whom are male. What would be the power dynamics of a male trainer/ female trainee, and how could this create an environment where sexual harassment could occur?  What are some ideas you could suggest to Deliver-It-Fast, Inc. for putting boundaries in place to protect both trainers and trainees?  

  3. We know this has been a challenging series. As mentioned in this last video, one common reaction to trainings like these is, “You can’t do anything these days without offending someone.”

    • Why is it so important, as the video suggests, to focus on the comfort of others, not self? 

    • Even if a person has “good intentions,” how does a disregard for boundaries open the door for people with bad intentions?

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