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Upcoming NSW training/refresher event on discrimination, harassment and bullying and what it means for your workplace by AIM

Tuesday, August 31, 2010

There has been so much traffic to our blog about the $37 million lawsuit against DJs, and such a media furore around the case that it’s clear that harassment and bullying are hot issues in the workplace right now. If you run a team or company in NSW, this refresher seminar is a must see. Set to start at 5.30 to 7.15pm on Tuesday the 21st of September, you can book now online.

I’ve been consulting a range of employers now about the often-underestimated value that a healthy and inclusive working environment can bring to their staff retention, motivation and output.  Having a company dogged by rumours of unchecked harassment and rampant bullying, no matter how subtle, is a sure fire way to stifle innovation, have poor engagement with your employees and lose your talented staff to competitors.


This Australian Institute of Management seminar will cover a range of topics including recent cases and trends, the damage a claim can do (mishandling a claim can take $500,000 of your bottom line) and how to reduce your organisations exposure to such claims.


As workplace bullying is considerably more present then we like to imagine, I would recommend every employer attend.