Toolkits
Structuring toolkits based on credible references.
Workplace harassment has tangible impacts on employee health, workplace climate, and organizational performance. This conference offers a structured and accessible approach to better understand the effects of harassment, recognize its various manifestations, and implement effective prevention strategies.
Based on 30 scientific references and recognized field practices, the conference addresses the key concepts of workplace harassment through evidence-based data, best practices, and concrete examples. Participants will develop clear reference points and practical levers for action to actively contribute to a respectful, safe, and compliant work environment. This is an essential conference for equipping managers, teams, and organizations in a sustainable approach to preventing workplace harassment.
Understand the impact of workplace harassment on employees and on the organization
Identify the different types and manifestations of harassment
Act by implementing awareness strategies and clear procedures to prevent harassment
Definition of harassment
Legal framework
Job demands-resources model
Practical courses of action based on theoretical foundations
Human resources professionals and managers.
Format : offered online and in person
Duration : 60 minutes
Language : French and English
The conference can be followed by a participatory workshop that will engage participants in discussions aimed at deepening their knowledge and encouraging reflection based on their own context.
Workshop duration: 30 to 90 minutes, depending on the option selected.
Various learning options are available and can be tailored in consultation with a Global-Watch member to suit your needs.
All participants will receive a summary document highlighting the key points covered.
Please note: The conference document will not be made available to participants.
Pricing is provided upon request and depends on your requirements, number of conferences, selected format and language.
Global-Watch conferences are science-based and designed to help you understand, learn about and take action on the main issues surrounding mental health, quality of life at work and well-being in the workplace.