E-learning module
Duration
20-25 minutes
Pricing
Please email
jan@hardcases.co.nz
Who is it for?
Today’s workplace is an intricate tapestry of multi-lingual, multi-cultural and multi-stylistic threads. The module can be done by an individual, in pairs or a whole team and can be deployed for use across your whole organisation.
Overview
The module is used by some organisations as a prelude to face-to-face training and by others as a post- training assimilation tool. The purpose is to build an awareness of the dynamics of difference. Participants can explore, share and compare their own attitudes, values and beliefs around diversity, discrimination, bullying and harassment in a relaxed and informal manner. It can be individualised to your organisation’s colours and characters and logos etc.
Check out what it looks like…
Here’s a sneak peak of what the module looks like.
Why do we need to address this?
One in five kiwis say they have been bullied at work. And more than a third (36%) have left their jobs as a result of it. Others report that they have suffered from depression and anxiety. Bullying and harassment can impact on performance and productivity and can damage your reputation and lead to costly legal action.
Bullying and harassment can be overt such as rude gestures, offensive remarks, hostile glares, excluding people or giving them the silent treatment. It can also be covert like spreading malicious rumours, making unrealistic demands, assigning demeaning tasks, or denying someone opportunities for training or promotion. These days bullying and harassment can also take place through emails, texts and social media.
Objectives:
- to explore participants’ awareness of their attitudes, values and beliefs, increasing the appreciation of working with diverse individuals
- to ensure understanding of issues regarding tangata whenua, other ethnicities, disability, gender – and other dimensions of diversity
- to support consistent, safe and professional service with colleagues and customers
- to touch people’s real lives, building trust and relationship, minimising conflict, maximising rapport and cohesion