Anyone ever had to take sexual harassment training at work?

[ImpulsE69]

I made a sexual harassment video once.

It started out something like "While you are working here you may get unwanted advances. We here at The Manhole maintain a very serious but simple stance on this delicate subject. GROW SOME GONADS AND DEAL WITH IT. Don't drag us into your personal issues and moral hangups. This goes for the broads, as well as the broad wannabe's. We aren't your babysitters or your high school life councillor. Act like an adult." <fade to black>

Come to think of it...we did have a high turnover rate...

 

[IBMJunkman]

Well, my early 1970s co-workers and myself would be in jail now for the stuff we said and did then. Snowflakes and SJW have spoiled life. Glad I am retired. The only person being abused now is me.

I don't wear this in public much.

The city fathers changed the name of the conveyance after this shirt came out.

 

[DeathReborn]

No, actually, it is limited to words, you know? No, apparently you don't because your HR has shoved their thrusting political correctness down your throat.

Touching someone inappropriately is an ACTUAL CRIME that you can be arrested for. The other is not.

Try leering, ogling or gestures, are they touching or using words? Perhaps your courses are not as thorough as they should be...

Edit: This might help you understand better - https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/d...nt-types-of-discrimination/sexual-harassment/

 

[MagnusTheBrewer]

Annual training consisting of timed slide shows with interspersed questions. Then the powers that be send emails out asking why no one has completed the online training. You then have to email your certificate of training to said ptb because while everyone uses the same site, their computers don't talk to everyone else's computers due to permissions. I've recommended going back to paper but am accused of being old fashioned because computers are so much "easier."