Question 1
What is workplace equality?
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What is workplace equality?
What is harassment at work?
What is discrimination?
What is a protected characteristic?
What is a hostile work environment?
What is inappropriate conduct?
What is respectful workplace behavior?
What is workplace bullying?
How is harassment different from bullying?
Why do workplace policies matter?
Name some commonly protected characteristics.
What is direct discrimination?
What is indirect discrimination?
What is bias?
What is unconscious bias?
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Practice with flashcards →What is a stereotype?
What is a microaggression?
What is inclusion?
What is equity at work?
What is a reasonable accommodation?
Give an example of verbal harassment.
Give an example of visual harassment.
Give an example of physical harassment.
Give an example of digital harassment.
What is exclusionary behavior?
Why are derogatory jokes a problem?
What is intimidation at work?
Can harassment happen in meetings?
Can a single severe incident be harassment?
Does intent matter for harassment?
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Practice with flashcards →What is sexual harassment?
What is quid pro quo harassment?
What is a hostile environment in sexual harassment?
Is repeated behavior required for harassment?
Can harassment come from customers or clients?
Can peers harass each other?
Can a supervisor be a harasser?
Is harassment limited to gender?
What does unwelcome conduct mean?
What if you are unsure something is harassment?
What is bystander intervention?
What is direct intervention?
What is the distraction method?
What is delegation in bystander action?
What is documentation as a bystander?
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Practice with flashcards →When should you intervene?
What are the four D's of bystander action?
How can you support someone after an incident?
What should bystanders avoid?
Why is bystander action important?
When should you report harassment?
Who can you report concerns to?
What if your manager is involved?
What information helps a report?
Should you keep evidence?
Can you report anonymously?
What if you fear retaliation?
What usually happens after a report?
Should you discuss the report widely?
What is a grievance procedure?
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Practice with flashcards →What is retaliation?
Give an example of retaliation.
Is retaliation allowed?
What should you do if you experience retaliation?
Does confidentiality mean no one can know?
Why is confidentiality important?
Are you protected when reporting in good faith?
What is a good faith report?
What if a report is not confirmed?
What is a false report?
What is a manager's role in equality?
How should managers respond to reports?
What should managers avoid promising?
Why should managers document concerns?
What is a manager's duty to act?
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Practice with flashcards →How should managers handle gossip?
What is corrective action?
Why should managers receive training?
What should managers do during investigations?
What is HR's role in complaints?
What is inclusion in the workplace?
What is equal opportunity?
What is a workplace accommodation?
Give an example of an accommodation.
What is accessibility?
Why should you avoid assumptions about people?
What is respectful language?
What is cultural sensitivity?
What is fairness in scheduling?
What is a bias incident?
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Practice with flashcards →Can harassment happen online?
Give an example of online harassment.
How should you use professional chat tools?
What should you do if you see harassment in chat?
Why can emojis be risky in professional messages?
Can social media impact the workplace?
What is a professional boundary online?
How can you prevent misunderstandings in chat?
Why document digital evidence?
Is off-hours behavior ever relevant?
What is a workplace investigation?
Who may conduct investigations?
Why might you be interviewed?
How should you answer in an investigation interview?
What is confidentiality during investigations?
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Practice with flashcards →What outcomes might follow an investigation?
Why avoid retaliation after an investigation?
What is recordkeeping?
Why is consistency important in decisions?
What is a corrective conversation?
How can harassment be prevented?
What is a code of conduct?
Why provide regular training?
What is respectful feedback?
What is a safe reporting culture?
What is psychological safety?
What should you do if you make a mistake?
How can you support coworkers?
Why revisit policies regularly?
What is the goal of equality and harassment training?
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