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Employers know they need to do workplace harassment prevention training, but often put it off. Amy Stephson
provides training that communicates the essentials and is interesting, thought-provoking, customized for the particular
workplace, and even fun.
- Harassment Prevention 101 (2.5 hours) and Basic (1.25 hours). For both management
and staff, the “101” training includes exercises, brief lectures, and lots of class participation. Participants learn
the legal definition of harassment, real life ways employees get into trouble, the employer’s policy, and how to maintain
boundaries and respond to harassing behaviors. The “Basic” training is similar but covers the issues in less detail.
- Workplace Harassment Prevention for Managers and Supervisors (1.5 hours). This training helps
participants effectively prevent harassment through modeling respectful behavior, understanding workplace power dynamics,
communicating policies, and ensuring accountability. It also addresses responding to complaints and managing situations before
they become problems.
- Individual Coaching (2 or more sessions). Customized one-on-one training/coaching for valued
employees whose past or ongoing behaviors create an organizational risk.
Amy also provides training for managers, supervisors, and human resources professionals on how to conduct
workplace investigations. She provides both full-day comprehensive sessions and shorter presentations on specific topics such
as effective interviewing and report writing.
Amy advises and represents both employees and employers on a range of employment issues, including harassment
and discrimination, termination, employment and severance agreements, wage and hour, and unemployment benefits.
Amy also drafts and reviews contracts, and drafts wills, powers of attorney, and health care
directives for clients whose estates are not complex.
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