A Civil and Respectful Workplace (Core Manager)

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What you'll learn

Define workplace civility and workplace respect
Identify the implications of an uncivil and disrespectful workplace and the benefits of a civil and respectful one
Indicate behaviors that compromise a civil and respectful workplace
Indicate behaviors that promote a civil and respectful workplace

Amendment 42-24 Authorized for use 1 January 2025 / Mandatory 1 January 2026

Description

Some workplaces suffer the unmanaged effects of conduct just short of harassment, bullying, and discrimination—aggressive, rude, insensitive conduct, unrestrained conflict, unmanaged bias, and group friction. These behaviors lower morale and productivity and harm an organization’s reputation. Other workplaces sustain a positive, affirmative culture, where individuals interact civilly and respectfully, make decisions largely avoiding bias, and are inclusive of others. Here, employees thrive, feel inspired, and increase productivity – for themselves and the organization’s success. 
 
This course overviews a civil and respectful workplace, the benefits that can accrue from it or the consequences when failing to maintain it, and the conditions and behaviors that compromise or promote such a workplace. 
 
This course also includes a module to help managers understand their critical role in shaping and maintaining a civil and respectful workplace.

A Civil and Respectful Workplace (Core Manager)

A Civil and Respectful Workplace (Core Manager)
A Civil and Respectful Workplace (Core Manager)
Some workplaces suffer the unmanaged effects of conduct just short of harassment, bullying, and discrimination—aggressive, rude, insensitive conduct, unrestrained conflict, unmanaged bias, and group friction. These behaviors lower morale and productivity and harm an organization’s reputation. Other workplaces sustain a positive, affirmative culture, where individuals interact civilly and respectfully, make decisions largely avoiding bias, and are inclusive of others. Here, employees thrive, feel inspired, and increase productivity – for themselves and the organization’s success. 
 
This course overviews a civil and respectful workplace, the benefits that can accrue from it or the consequences when failing to maintain it, and the conditions and behaviors that compromise or promote such a workplace. 
 
This course also includes a module to help managers understand their critical role in shaping and maintaining a civil and respectful workplace.

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