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What's Covered?
This comprehensive series addresses the requirements of state-specific training laws ... and goes well beyond. These programs provide meaningful context regarding the relevance and importance of harassment prevention—both to attorneys/supervisors as individuals and to the cultural and business success of the firm overall. They look beyond "what not to do" or "what the law says" with regard to harassment, more broadly exploring the vision of a Respectful Workplace, the importance of culture, and the critical role that everyone in the firm plays. Through a combination of interactive, engaging scenarios and straightforward, actionable guidance, participants will complete these programs with real-world approaches for assessing their own behavior, recognizing behaviors that – if left unchecked – could become harassment, standing up for themselves, and standing up for others. They'll also have a solid understanding of the firm's commitment to preventing and addressing harassment and – for attorneys and supervisors – the importance of their role, as a leader in the firm, to upholding that commitment. |
Topics addressed in this series:
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Choose One Series - Or Choose Them All
State and Local Laws Addressed |
Recent and Upcoming Deadlines |
New Hire Training Requirements |
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California Series |
Supervisor/Attorney Edition (2 hours)* Non-Supervisor Edition (1 hour)* |
AB1825, AB2053, SB396, SB1343, and SB778 |
New! Non-Supervisors required to be trained by January 1, 2021 |
New hires must be trained within 6 months of hire. Temporary or seasonal employees must be trained within 30 days after hire, or within 100 hours worked, whichever comes first. |
Connecticut Series |
Supervisor/Attorney Edition (2 hours)* Non-Supervisor Edition (2 hours)* |
Public Act 19-16, Time’s Up Act. (Effective Oct 1, 2019) |
New! All employees required to be trained by October 1, 2020 |
New hires must be trained within 6 months of hire. |
Illinois Series |
Supervisor/Attorney Edition (1.25 hours) Non-Supervisor Edition (1 hour) |
Senate Bill 75, Workplace Transparency Act. (Effective Jan 1, 2020) |
New! All employees required to be trained by January 1, 2021 |
New hires must be trained as soon as possible after hire, as employers may be liable for the actions of employees immediately upon hire. |
New York Series |
Supervisor/Attorney Edition (1.25 hours) Non-Supervisor Edition (1 hour) |
NYC Local Law 96 of 2018 (Stop Sexual Harassment in NYC Act), S7507C of 2018 and S6577 of 2019 |
New! All employees required to be trained by October 9, 2019, and each year thereafter. |
New hires must be trained as soon as possible after hire, as employers may be liable for the actions of employees immediately upon hire. |
US / General Series |
Supervisor/Attorney Edition (1.25 hours) Non-Supervisor Edition (50 min) |
N/A; not state-specific |
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US / General Overview |
General Overview/Refresher (12 min) |
N/A; not state-specific |
* meets duration requirements specifically established by state laws
Your Site or Ours?
Our goal is to make launching and tracking Respectful Workplace courses as easy for you as possible. We offer multiple flexible hosting and reporting options for all Respectful Workplace courses. Host everything yourself or let us handle it for you – on a firm-branded, web-accessible platform with complete compliance tracking and reporting functionality. |
We can deliver a SCORM (elearning industry standard) package for placement on your learning management system (LMS) - or - We can host for you on our next-generation learning platform which reflects your firm's brand, utilizes a custom URL (yourfirm.lawyerlearning.com) and provides for easy and intuitive user reporting and management. |