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EEO Sexual Harassment Training for New Supervisors

About This Webinar

In this interactive session, we will cover the legal
definitions of unlawful harassment, discrimination and
retaliation, the definition of “bullying” and management’s
responsibility for preventing, the differences between
EEO laws and EEO policies, how “out-of-work” conduct
(including social media activities) may result in EEO
liability, the internal complaint process, including the
duty to report, investigate and respond and requiring
employees to respect the process and additional
expectations for supervisors.

Who can view: Everyone
Webinar Price: Free
Featured Presenters
Webinar hosting presenter
Eric Glassman has provided legal advice, training and litigation-related services to private corporations, non-profit organizations, and public agencies for more than 25 years. Eric has conducted hundreds of seminars and workshops for managers and employees on a wide variety of topics. Attendees praise Eric’s comfortable and relatable style, and his ability to convey complex legal concepts without resorting to using “legalese.” He has an enthusiasm and talent for making workplace topics come alive. Eric advises some of the nation’s top employers on workplace issues, including hiring and separation of employment. Eric has authored many articles on a variety of employment topics. A respected workplace investigator, Eric has conducted numerous inquiries on behalf of employers, typically focused on allegations of employee and supervisor misconduct. Eric is adept at interviewing witnesses and interpreting key documents. He works discreetly and efficiently to provide necessary, timely, and accurate information even in the most complex of investigations. Eric is a member of the Association of Workplace Investigators. Eric is also an accomplished litigator, having taken more than 40 arbitrations to verdict. By training and experience, Eric has developed a real passion for advancing diversity and inclusivity in the workplace. A long-time advocate for healthcare issues, he currently serves on the board of directors for DYF, a non-profit focused on improving the quality of life for children, teens, and families affected by diabetes.
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