Nondiscrimination / Anti-Harassment
Nondiscrimination / Anti-Harassment
NONDISCRIMINATION, EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY, AND ANTI-HARASSMENT
District Policies
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Policy 1422
(Administration)
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Policy 3122
(Professional Staff)
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Policy 4122
(Classified Staff)
Annual Staff Training (Public School Works)
- Discrimination-Free Workplace
- Although we’ve long understood that discrimination and harassment are unlawful in the workplace, it's clear from news headlines that it’s still prevalent. That’s why it’s critical that employees understand their workplace policies regarding discrimination and know their roles and obligations. This course is designed to provide basic awareness and understanding of discrimination. This awareness can help employees avoid discriminatory behaviors and build a school culture that reflects dignity and respect for all.
- Sexual Harassment
- Sexual harassment can have lasting effects for individuals, organizations, and the community, such as psychological trauma, a hostile work environment for employees, damaged reputations, negative publicity, civil liability, and even criminal charges. This is why employers can’t take sexual harassment lightly, and employees should understand their roles and obligations if they experience or witness it on the job. This course is designed to provide employees with a basic understanding of sexual harassment and strategies to maintain a harassment-free environment.
