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Getting Real About Workplace Violence Preview Videos
Getting Real About Workplace Violence Trailer
Watch this trailer to see how Getting Real About Workplace Violence ensures employee and managers can understand, recognize, and respond quickly and effectively to each type of workplace violence, including extreme violence.
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Employee and Manager Versions
English and Spanish
Full Course Previews
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Getting Real about Workplace Violence is fully interactive eLearning. The course preview shows how a learner would progress through the course. It does not include all the behavioral and knowledge-based questions. To demo the eLearning course in its entirety, please contact us.
Employee eLearning Course Preview
The Employee course ensures learners can:
- Understand the spectrum of workplace violence behaviors and different forms of potential threats.
- Recognize the early warning signs of workplace violence.
- Promptly report alarming conduct when witnessed.
- Immediately respond to extreme violence by getting out, getting safe or getting tough.
Preview Video 26 minutes
Manager eLearning Course Preview
The Manager course covers the same content as the Employee course as well as how to:
- Foster a safe work environment.
- Encourage team members to report potential issues before they escalate.
- Check in regularly with team members.
- Have a plan when concerning behavior is witnessed.
Preview Video 35 minutes
Getting Real About Workplace Violence - California
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Getting Real about Workplace Violence is fully interactive eLearning. The course preview shows how a learner would progress through the course. It does not include all the behavioral and knowledge-based questions. To demo the eLearning course in its entirety, please contact us.
CA Employee eLearning Course Preview
The Employee course ensures learners can:
- Understand the spectrum of workplace violence behaviors and different forms of potential threats.
- Recognize the early warning signs of workplace violence.
- Promptly report alarming conduct when witnessed.
- Immediately respond to extreme violence by getting out, getting safe or getting tough.
- Understand the requirements of California’s SB 553 legislation and what to expect in their organization.
Preview Video 32 minutes
CA Manager eLearning Course Preview
The Manager course covers the same content as the Employee course as well as how to:
- Foster a safe work environment.
- Encourage team members to report potential issues before they escalate.
- Check in regularly with team members.
- Have a plan when concerning behavior is witnessed.
Preview Video 41 minutes
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