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| Below are descriptions of the standard 13 scenarios in IET's Sexual Harassment Prevention Training Program. Click on a scenario for more information. Click here to read the optional scenarios. |
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An important client's attentions make Jane uncomfortable at work.
This scenario covers issues such as whether a non-employee can create sexual harassment in the workplace and the employer's obligation to maintain a workplace free of sexual harassment.
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Tony's friendly behavior makes one of the employees he supervises uncomfortable.
This scenario discusses the differences between sexual and non-sexual conduct with respect to sexual harassment and reinforces the prohibition against unlawful retaliation.
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Betty worries that she won't get the raise she deserves unless she gives in to Frank's requests.
This scenario discusses quid pro quo harassment and the importance of proper documentation of employee performance and conduct.
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Scott believes that because he is a senior executive he is not covered by the harassment prevention policy as long as he treats everyone the same.
This scenario emphasizes that all employees are covered by the prohibitions against sexual harassment, regardless of how highly placed they may be within an organization, and also touches upon the distinctions between statements that do/do not contain sexual content.
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Bill's explicit jokes at the holiday party don't make everyone laugh.
This scenario reinforces that, for purposes of unlawful harassment, a workplace environment can extend to outside, work related functions.
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Joanne quits after complaining about potential sexual harassment.
This scenario discusses issues involving hostile environment harassment, constructive discharge and unlawful retaliation.
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Is it unlawful for Tom and Penny to start dating?
This scenario explores whether inter-office dating is considered sexual harassment and covers welcome versus unwelcome conduct.
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Was Ted a victim of sexual harassment?
This scenario reinforces that both men and women can be victims of sexual harassment and discusses the distinction between sexual and non-sexual conduct with respect to sexual harassment.
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Angela objects to her share of the bonus pool after her supervisor holds a meeting at a strip club.
This scenario reinforces concepts concerning inappropriate statements in the workplace, excluding women from work-related functions, proper documentation and the importance of basing workplace decisions on non-discriminatory factors.
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Charese believes she was harassed on her first day of work and quits.
This scenario discusses the differences between conduct with/without sexual content and dealing with "sensitive employees" who may find behavior inappropriate even if it does not involve unlawful content.
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Joe is having problems getting along with his co-workers.
This scenario explores other types of unlawful conduct in the workplace such as harassment based upon disability, age, and race.
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Adam offers to give Wayne a bonus if he will agree to date him.
This scenario discusses same gender sexual harassment.
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Pam believes she was discriminated against after she brought her date, Linda, to a company function.
This scenario discusses unlawful discriminatory harassment on the basis of sexual orientation.
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