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Australia Harassment Prevention Training

  • 50 minutes
  • 6 training modules
  • Designed to meet Australia legal requirements
  • Customize training content
  • Additional languages available
  • Meets accessibility standards
  • Auto-save training, mobile-friendly
  • Deliver on Ethena or your LMS (SCORM)

Course Summary

Ethena’s Australia Harassment Prevention course helps you stay on the right side of the country’s Respect at Work Bill and equips your team to bring its core tenets to workplace life. The course teaches employees how to proactively prevent hostile work environments and provides tips for effectively responding to incidents should they occur.

Included Modules:

Orientation

Provides an introduction to Ethena’s sexual harassment course, including the topics covered, what to expect, and the importance of building an inclusive, respectful workplace for all.

The Basics

Defines sexual harassment, explains the two types of sexual harassment, and discusses how to report retaliation.

Being an Active Bystander

Explains the four different forms of bystander intervention along with takeaways on how to step in during a situation.

Sexual Orientation

Discusses challenges that LGBTQ+ communities face in the workplace and provides actionable tips for individuals to be stronger allies.

Online Harassment

Level sets what online harassment looks like with statistics to understand its prevalence in hybrid workplaces and offers strategies to address it.

Bias

Defines bias and provides tips for recognition, and explains how to address it within ourselves and others to improve the workplace

Included Mini-Courses:

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Fundamentals: Quid Pro Quo Training

Fundamentals: Quid Pro Quo Training

6 minutes
Social Media Communications Training

Social Media Communications Training

5 minutes
Allyship at Work Training

Allyship at Work Training

7 minutes
Mental Health Awareness in the Workplace Training

Mental Health Awareness in the Workplace Training

5 minutes
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Training

Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Training

7 minutes
Pride: LGBTQ+ Sensitivity Training

Pride: LGBTQ+ Sensitivity Training

6 minutes
Bystander Intervention Training

Bystander Intervention Training

60 minutes

Why is harassment prevention training in Australia important?

While there are currently no federal laws mandating harassment prevention training, individual states and territories have their own regulations in place. For example, in New South Wales, employers are required to take reasonable steps to prevent workplace harassment, which may include providing training to employees. Additionally, the Australian Human Rights Commission provides resources and guidance on preventing and addressing workplace harassment and discrimination. Many employers in Australia voluntarily implement harassment prevention training programs to educate employees on recognizing, preventing, and responding to harassment and discrimination.

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Enhanced hotline and case management suite

Give your team the tools to navigate tricky situations at work.

  • Encourage employees to speak up with misconduct reporting
  • Track and respond to concerns with case management
  • Meet whistleblower hotline requirements (SOX, SOC II, EU Whistleblower Directive)