Managing Diversity
The 2001 census found 43% of australian population was born overseas or had one parent born overseas. Most managers find themselves managing people from diverse backgrounds.This training program addresses the following issues:
- Affirmative Action
- Cultural Differences
- Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO)
- Sexual Harassment
A typical training program:-
- Introduction and Expectations
- Diversity Awareness Questionnaire
The aim of the questionnaire is to help participants realise the issues related to diversity or cultural differences. Affirmative action is addressed too.
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Issues for the Organisation
Issues for the organisation to act on may emerge from the discussion in the previous session. These issues will be relayed back to the organisation.
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Dimensions of Diversity - gaining self insight
This session involves participants identifying their own diversity and the enhancement of their contributions because of their diversity
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Legal and illegal discrimination in NSW
Managers need to be aware of their EEO obligations
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How you can discriminate without meaning to
Managers and staff will often feel differently about the same incident. There are implications for performance management and communication generally in the workplace
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Sexual harassment – what is it?
Sexual Harassment is a very complex issue, and needs to be talked through
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Sexual harassment case study
Out of this session may come the beginnings of some guidelines for managers and supervisors
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Managing & motivating the culturally diverse workforce
Some questions for consideration and discussion
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Back to original expectations
This session to clear up any remaining issues
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Review and conclusion
