Harassment, Discrimination, & Abusive Conduct Prevention Training- Spanish
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WG Field Office
928 East Blanco Road Suite 210 Salinas, CA 93901Refund Policy
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Utilizando estudios de casos y discusiones de grupo, este taller, que cumple con los requisitos de AB 1825 y AB 2053, explora las consecuencias del acoso sexual en el individuo y la empresa.
Este taller aborda los elementos importantes del manejo de las cuestiones de acoso sexual y quejas correctamente y con cuidado. Vamos a revisar las definiciones legales de acoso sexual y la discriminación en el empleo, aprender cómo manejar adecuadamente las denuncias de acoso sexual, discutir el impacto negativo de comportamiento abusivo en el lugar de trabajo y las obligaciones legales de la empresa.
Si tiene problemas con el proceso de registro, por favor póngase en contacto con Adriana Robles en arobles@wga.com.
English Translation
Using case studies and group discussions, this AB 1825 and AB 2053 compliant workshop explores the consequences of sexual harassment on the individual and the organization. We’ll discuss the important elements of carefully and correctly handling sexual harassment issues and complaints. We’ll review the legal definitions of sexual harassment and employment discrimination, learn how to appropriately handle sexual harassment complaints, discuss the negative impact of abusive conduct in the workplace, and management’s legal obligations.
If you have questions regarding the training please contact Adriana Robles. If you are having issues with registering for the course please contact Web Support.
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Since 1926, Western Growers has represented local and regional family farmers growing fresh produce in Arizona, California, Colorado, and New Mexico. Our members provide half the nation’s fresh fruits, vegetables and tree nuts, including a third of America’s fresh organic produce. Some members also farm throughout the U.S. and in other countries so people have year-round access to nutritious food. For generations our members have provided variety and healthy choices as the first line of defense against obesity and disease. We grow the best medicine in the world.