Preventing Discrimination and Sexual Harassment, in Japanese (United States)
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差別的行動とセクハラの予防:カリフォルニア版
日本語は英語の下にあります。
Sexual harassment has been in the news lately, a reminder that companies operating in the U.S. need to take this issue seriously.
For over 20 years Japan Intercultural Consulting has provided sexual harassment and discrimination prevention training conducted in Japanese to Japanese-affiliated companies in the U.S. Responding to requests from our clients, we are now offering this online version.
This comprehensive course is designed to help Japanese staff understand the U.S. legal environment so that they can avoid problematic behaviors and promote a healthy workplace environment. It includes explanation of how discrimination is defined and viewed in the U.S., the EEOC guidelines concerning sexual harassment, specific examples of what behaviors constitute sexual harassment, topics that should be avoided in interviews and other conversations, what to do if you are a victim of sexual harassment, and how to respond to a complaint. A quiz and case studies are designed to hold interest and tie the contents to real-life business situations.
This California-specific version is designed for people working in California or managing people working in California, and includes information on state-specific laws. This course is designed to meet California’s requirements that companies with more than fifty employees provide sexual harassment prevention training to all supervisory employees (AB 1825, AB 2053, and Senate Bill 396 in California). The course is fully updated and satisfies the recently-added requirements to cover abusive conduct as well as harassment based on gender identity, gender expression and sexual orientation.
The videos are screencasts narrated by Japan Intercultural Consulting’s Managing Principal Rochelle Kopp in Japanese using Japanese language visuals. Being able to take this training in their native language will help ensure full absorption of all the concepts by the participants. The contents are also have a particular focus on areas where laws and customs differ between Japan and the U.S.
The course length is 130 minutes (120 minute screencast plus 10 minute quiz)
This online course is a convenient way to deliver important information to Japanese employees as soon as they arrive in the U.S., and to employees at remote locations. We also recommend that people visiting from Japan on business trips or short term assignments take this course to ensure that they adhere to American expectations during their time in the U.S.
If you have more than 20 employees who you would like to take the course, please contact us for information about volume discounts or inclusion on your company’s e-learning platform.
Although these courses provide a thorough grounding in the key concepts, we do recommend that companies also offer in-person sessions to provide for more interaction and more in-depth coverage. Also, if there have been any issues or complaints at your firm, we recommend doing an in-person session to ensure that all Japanese employees have a complete understanding and that any questions or concerns they have are addressed. Also helpful if you have had a complaint, our bilingual consultants are also experienced in providing one-on-one coaching to expatriates who need to change their behavior to better fit with the U.S. workplace environment. For information about onsite sessions or coaching, please contact us.
We are excited to offer this new tool to our clients to address this important topic.
Course Curriculum
First Section
StartPart 1 差別の理解 Understanding discrimination (5:40)
StartPart 2 採用面接で 尋ねてはいけない質問、可能な質問 Things you can and can’t ask in an employment interview (13:01)
StartPart 3 セクハラを予防し、問題に対処するためには、さまざまな知識を持つことが大切である Knowledge is important in preventing and dealing with sexual harassment (11:22)
StartPart 4 米国雇用機会均等委員会のガイドライン EEOC guidelines (9:23)
StartPart 5 セクハラの例 Examples of sexual harassment (10:37)
StartPart 6 セクハラが起きないようにするために Avoiding sexual harssment (14:52)
StartPart 7 セクハラを目撃した場合 If you witness sexual harassment (6:46)
StartPart 8 管理職と監督のセクション Managers and Supervisors Section
StartPart 9 カリフォルニア州の雇用差別とセクハラ予防に関する法律のキーポイント Key Points of Employment Discrimination & Sexual Harassment Prevention Law In the State of California (23:38)
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