With All Due Respect: Promoting a Respectful Workplace

Produced

• 2000

Key Features

18 minute VHS or DVD video

Available supporting guides include a Leaders Guide and Participant Booklet.The supporting guides are $12.95 each, unless you purchasing the licensing option which INCLUDES the supporting program guides.

This is volume one of a new video series will change the way your organization educates employees on workplace harassment prevention. If you are training employees using materials produced prior to 2000, you might not be covering all of the necessary information. These two videos are the most recently updated programs on the market today and address the new employer guidelines released by the EEOC in October of 1999.

Use this video for training all your employees.

Sexual harassment is not the only form of harassment we need to guard against in the workplace. Organizations today must train employees to avoid all types of workplace harassment. Without effective, up-to-date training for all employees your organization may face increased liability in sexual harassment or other types of harassment and discrimination cases. This new video will change the way your employees think about the workplace and their behavior toward each other.

Participant Objectives

• Realize the importance of familiarizing themselves with your organization's policies and the law.
• Acknowledge that all people have an equal right to work in a respectful environment.
• Examine the attitudes, beliefs, and actions towards those who are different.
• A respectful workplace is built on equality, accepting differences, and appreciating diversity.

Available in English and Spanish versions.

Licensing Details:

This training program is available for unlimited license.  This license is for internal duplication and transmission and will allow licensee to make an unlimited number of copies of the material and to transmit the program to their employees by all available media (DVD's, VHS, WEBEX, Intranet Streaming, etc.).  This license does not allow the end user to creative derivative products.  The content provided in the license is to be used solely for the purpose of the internal employee training and cannot be used externally or transferred to another party.

Program licensing is based upon the number of employees in the organization that is licensing the program (or division of the organization licensing the program). The license is not based upon the number of actual employees watching or viewing the program; it is based upon the number of employees in the entire organization or division that is licensing the program.  License pricing is available with or without the supporting viewer/participant guides.

The pricing listed on this product page is for organizations with 1 to 499 employees.  For information about pricing of the license for organizations with more than 499 employees, or for any other product related questions, please contact us at 1-800-488-0319 (or 253-582-2911).  You may also contact us via email at rctm@rctm.com.

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