Reasonable Suspicion: Approaching Employees About Concerning Behaviors
There may be occasions in the workplace where we encounter concerning employee behaviors, and it can be especially challenging to distinguish the truth from the rumor mill. Managers might hesitate to address an employee's possible alcohol or substance use for compassionate or conflict-avoidance reasons, which can pose risks to the company and its culture. Join our Training & Development Consultant, Linda Addy, for a webinar on empowering leaders to step towards the vulnerable conversations that must occur to maintain safe workplaces. Session Highlights: - Awareness of physical and behavioral signs of reasonable suspicion - De-escalation techniques - Safety best practices - Knowledge of what should and should not be documented - How to bring compassion with you when navigating reasonable suspicion situations Other Details: - If you can't make the live session, a 7-day accessible recording link will be sent to all registrants. - Eligible for 1 hour each of SHRM and HRCI credits! - We will donate $10 from every registration to Gather:Make:Shelter, Linda's non-profit of choice.
Date and Time
Thursday Oct 24, 2024
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM PDT
Thursday, October 24, 2024 11 AM - 12 PM PDT
Location
Virtual via Zoom
Fees/Admission
$35 per attendee* *We will donate $10 from every registration to Gather:Make:Shelter, Linda's non-profit of choice.
Contact Information
Linda Addy
training@hrannieconsulting.com
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