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Jeudi, 9 novembre 2023
Sexual Harassment
- Unwelcome remarks or actions about sex (from men or women to men or women) - Not always to co-workers (can be to contractors, customers, etc.) - The punishment must fit the offense ; several levels of harassment Level 1: Verbal, visual, not generally targeted at a specific individual Level 2: Unwelcome touching, damaging co-workers’ property because of their gender, remarks directed at an individual Level 3: Touching someone in a private area, exposing a private part Supervisors should never -- ever proposition or date a subordinate Anyone who witnesses harassment should report it. uce or stop these biases when we are aware of them (identified) Avoiding Other Types Of Harassment
- Age - Religion - Disability - Race - Gender Identity and Transgender Bullying Level 1: Insulting, offensive language and behavior, yelling Level 2: Publicly humiliating a co-worker Level 3: Intentional physical contact Diversity And Inclusion - Religious - Political - Gender - Ethnicity - Education - Socioeconomic background - Sexual orientation - Geographic location Diverse and inclusive workplaces out-perform non-inclusive workplaces by 35% (knowledge, creativity, adaptability, flexibility, insight...) When using language, we have to respect individual styles without judging them negatively Be precise when communicating, especially when communicating across cross cultural lines. Words can be interpreted in more than one way. Microaggressions (back-handed compliments, complementary on the one hand, but reinforcing negative stereotypes on the other) Stop stereotypes. Working on improve nonverbal communication. Unconscious Bias We all have biases from very early age. We can red Rétroliens
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