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Preventing harassment at work

Recognise inappropriate behaviour, support colleagues and know how to raise a concern.

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What people will practise

  1. 1Recognising harassment in everyday workplace situations
  2. 2Responding as a colleague or manager
  3. 3Raising concerns through your organisation's reporting routes

Why it matters now

Since 26 October 2024, UK employers have a duty to take reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment of their workers. Acas and the EHRC name training for staff and managers as one of those steps.

Source: Acas: steps for employers

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Try a draft workplace scenario. Choose an answer, then explore the explanation.

Preventing harassment at workReview edition
ScenarioYou hear a colleague make repeated sexual jokes about another team member. Afterwards, that person tells you the comments were unwanted. What is the most helpful next step?

Draft sample based on Acas guidance. Expert content review is pending. Draft scenario informed by: Acas: witnessing sexual harassment.