Harassment, Victimisation and Bullying in Action

This course consists of a number of activities to consolidate learning from previous courses undertaken.

Everyone deserves to be treated with dignity and respect at work. Unfortunately, and for a variety of reasons, from time to time this doesn’t happen – and subjecting someone to harassment, victimisation or bullying are examples of when it hasn’t.

In everyday language these terms can be used almost interchangeably to mean similar things. But in the Equality Act, victimisation and harassment have quite specific meanings - while ‘bullying’ doesn’t feature as a legal term at all.

This course will show you harassment, victimisation and bullying in action in the imaginary town of Equalityville. Undertake tasks to help the companies of Equalityville better understand what to do when these actions occur.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Consolidate learning with regards to harassment, victimisation and bullying
• Aim to practically demonstrate how these issues can occur in everyday life and how they can be recognised and dealt with

Course Duration

• 10 minutes

Target Audience

• All members of an organisation requiring a base level understanding of the subject. Learners who have completed other harassment, victimisation and bullying content.

Available in

• Mixed media (audio/video elements with subtitles)

Delivered Via

• Internet