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Seminars Page
Workplace Violence Prevention Training
Promoting a Violence Free Workplace
Our workplace violence prevention training seminar is a comprehensive seminar which addresses the issue of workplace violence and will meet the needs of both public and private employers. This program meets the requirements of the 2006 NYS Workplace Violence Act mandating public employers with 20 or more employees must provide workplace violence training. The program is interactive and behavioral based and discussing the links in the chain of violence; threats, domestic violence, peer abuse etc. and ways to recognize the signs leading up to an incident of violence that may aid in preventing or at least mitigating an incident of violence. Simple and practical calming and de-escalation techniques are reviewed as well. Interaction and discussion is encouraged. These programs are tailored to fit the specific workplaces and their unique needs and characteristics. |
This two hour Workplace Violence Prevention Training Seminar includes the following:
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On-site training by a 20 year veteran of the NYS Police and consultant on WVP
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Power Point and interactive lecture presentation with video clips of recent and relative incidents of violence.
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Workbooks
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Role playing
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Certificate of Attendance Forms
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Question and Answer Session
Peer Abuse & Sexual Harassment Prevention Program
A Workplace Violence Component
What is Peer Abuse? You know it, recognize it, and have probably been a victim of it at one point or another in your life – or perhaps been the abuser. Peer abuse is Bullying. This presentation addresses the issue of peer abuse in the workplace and an employee’s right to be safe from being a victim of this type abuse. We combine the program with sexual harassment awareness because sexual harassment is just another form of peer abuse. However the ramifications of sexual harassment to the employer can be costly. The information provided addresses awareness, assessment and response to the ever present issue of peer abuse in both the workplace and can be targeted to the school environment. Focus is on the various types of threats, the seriousness of threatening behaviors in the workplace setting, daily conflicts and the behaviors, specifically as it relates to employees, supervisors and other management personnel in the workplace. This program attempts to empower a person to build on their self worth and offers tools to help cope with the pressures people face in the work setting. This program is also a part of our school violence prevention package and is targeted at the middle school population but can be tailored to fit other grade levels.
This two hour Workplace Violence Prevention Training Seminar includes the following:
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On-site training by a 20 year veteran of the NYS Police and consultant on WVP
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Power Point and interactive lecture presentation with video clips of recent and relative incidents of violence.
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Workbooks
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Role playing
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Certificate of Attendance Forms
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Question and Answer Session
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Meets the requirements for annual training topics of the NYS WPV Act 2006
Domestic Violence
A Workplace Violence Component
Domestic Violence is not something that occurs only in the home. People who are experiencing domestic violence and issues in the home often bring it to work. They may not do it intentionally but often it does follow them. This program addresses awareness, assessment and response to the ever present issue of domestic violence the workplace and how serious it is. Several case studies are utilized and the audience is provided with skills to recognize the signs of domestic violence and to provide them with information on how to respond utilizing the resources available within their workplace as well as outside services. The program stresses the need to take domestic violence seriously for ones own personal safety.
This two hour Workplace Violence Prevention Training Seminar includes the following:
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On-site training by a 20 year veteran of the NYS Police and consultant on WVP
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Power Point and interactive lecture presentation with video clips of recent and relative incidents of violence.
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Workbooks
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Role playing
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Certificate of Attendance Forms
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Question and Answer Session
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Meets the requirements for annual training topics of the NYS WPV Act 2006
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