Sexual Harassment Prevention for Law Enforcement

Sexual Harassment Prevention for Law Enforcement

Right now as you are watching this webinar, someone is being sexually harassed in their work environment. So much to the point of frustration and fear of how to address the problem, the devaluation of the person could turn into a flash point of workplace violence.

Sexual harassment continues to not only tear away at the fabric of trust between employees and employers in the private sector but also law enforcement agencies. A profession where unwanted and unwelcome request for sexual favor would otherwise be investigated as a crime. It carries dangerous consequences among law enforcement officers who carry a weapon and reportedly have used their weapons to retaliate against the unlawful behavior. countNow, more than ever, sexual harassment training must be delivered in law enforcement training programs which not only emphasizes a message of zero tolerance but protects the integrity and limits liabilities for all persons who adhere to the standards of maintaining a professional work environment.

By enrolling in this course you are taking the first step to transform behaviors in the law enforcement culture, one officer at a time. A healthy work force where all willl be respected for the sacrifices they give to agency and community.

This course is approved by the Georgia Peace Officers Standards and Training Council for 1 hour of course credit.

A Leadership Accountability for Zero Tolerance

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What you will learn

• Define and list the two categories of sexual harassment.
• Examine Title VII (of the Civil Rights Act of 1964) and how it applies to the Reasonable Person Standard.
• Review relative incidents and six negative impacts of sexual harassment on law enforcement culture.

Rating: 4.66667

Level: All Levels

Duration: 42 mins

Instructor: Charles Rambo