Illinois Anti-Harassment Training
For Employees and Supervisors
- Mobile Friendly | Available in English & Spanish
- Printable Certificate; Valid for 1 Year
- Meets Illinois State Requirements SB 75
- SCORM LMS Solutions Available
Illinois Anti-Harassment Training
Our online anti-harassment training course is designed for all employees and managers. Learn the laws relating to sexual harassment in the workplace.
Illinois Anti-Harassment Training
This online Illinois harassment prevention training course is mobile friendly and available 24 hours a day. This course is specific to the laws relating to workplace harassment in Illinois.
Illinois Anti-Harassment Training
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El Curso está Disponible en Español
Our Illinois Anti-Harassment training course will help you understand what harassment is and how you can help prevent harassment in your workplace.
Our course provides information and guidance regarding federal statutory provisions aimed at the prevention and correction of sexual harassment, victim’s remedies, and forms of harassment. It also includes practical examples aimed at preventing harassment in the workplace. This course meets the SB 75 requirements for all sectors, EXCEPT for the Bar & Restaurant Sector.
Illinois Anti-Harassment Training - Course Features
Our online Illinois Anti-Harassment training course is a Mobile Friendly interactive course with full audio narration and engaging real-world scenarios for the best user experience and information retention.
Once you create an account you can log in from any computer or mobile device and train any time, anywhere.
You can exit, in and out of the course and your training account and your place in the course will be saved.
The course is available in both English & Spanish. (select your language after the course opens.)
Illinois Anti-Harassment Training - Course Outline
Our Illinois Anti-Harassment Training is 1.5 hours long and consists of four units of instruction and a final exam. Below is a detailed course outline of topics covered in the course.
Introduction
- Topics in this Section:
- Welcome
- Course Objectives
- Illinois Dept of Human Rights (IDHR)
- Workplace Transparency Act
Unit 1 | The Basics of Sexual Harassment
- Topics in this Section:
- Types of Sexual Harassment
- Quid Pro Quo Harassment
- Hostile Work Environment
- Welcome vs. Unwelcome
- The “Reasonable Person” Standard
- Harassment or Not: You Decide
- Harassment on Electronic Media
Unit 2 | Others Kinds of Harassment
- Topics in this Section:
- Protected Categories
- Race Harassment
- Religious Harassment
- Age Harassment
- Disability Harassment
- Pregnancy Harassment
- Gender & Sexuality Harassment
- Practicing Inclusivity
Unit 3 | Abusive Conduct
- Topics in this Section:
- Abusive Conduct Defined
- Workplace Bullying
- Bullying v. Harassment/Discrimination
- Signs of Bullying
- Employer Liability
Unit 4 | Harassment Policies and Procedures
- Topics in this Section:
- The EEOC
- Training Requirements
- Supervisor Liability
- Non-supervisor Harassment
- Reporting Procedures
- A Supervisor's Responsibilities
- An Employee's Responsibilities & Liability
- The Complaint Process
- Victim's Economic Security and Safety Act (VESSA)
- Legal Guidelines
- Hotel and Casino Employee Safety Act
- Retaliation
- Empowering Bystanders
- Corrective Actions & Remedies
Final Exam
- 20 Multiple Choice Question Final Exam
Certificate of Completion
Upon successfully completing our Illinois Anti-Harassment training course, you will be able to immediately print your certificate of completion from your My Account page. It will also be emailed to you.
It will be valid for one year.
If you lose your Harassment Prevention certificate of completion and need a replacement, you can log back into your account and print additional copies.
Training Requirements for Illinois
- Starting January 1, 2020, all employees must take harassment training annually.
- New employees must be trained within 90 days of their initial hiring.
- All employees must take the training annually.