gaining policy SuPPORT from Directors and Senior Leaders.
Directors, Governors and Senior Leaders need to proactively support policies that prevent the sexual harassment at work. This training helps gain their “buy in”
It explains the actions, policies and procedures the organisation is putting into place to meet the requirements of the Worker Protection Act and in doing so take reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment at work.
It helps evidence that the overarching policies and procedures have been trained out to Senior Leaders. That senior leaders have explored their role in supporting the policies and had opportunity to clarify any points arising.
The Worker Protection Act, an amendment to the Equality Act, aims to protect employees from sexual harassment at work. The act requires employers to take reasonable steps to employees from sexual harassment at work. It changes the legal focus from redress to prevention and should not be ignored.
In the event of any incident reaching tribunal or litigation the employer will required to prove that they have taken reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment at work, this is expected to demand evidencing compliance with the EHRC duty of care/code of practice. If an employer is found at fault compensation claims will be subject to a 25% uplift. If the claim involves discrimination there is no upper limit to what compensation can be imposed.
The act was effective from 26 October 2024.
CONTENT
- The Worker Protection Act – Key Points
- Sexual Harassment explained
- The EHRC duty of care
- Preventing Sexual Harassment – EHRC 7 steps & Client Organisational Policy
- This session briefs participants on their organisations planned policies and procedures and how they dovetail with EHRC guidance and codes of practice. Q&A time is provided throughout
- Review, Update and Implement Anti-harassment Policies
- Engage with staff
- Risk Assess
- Implement Robust Reporting Mechanisms
- Train all employees
- Handling Complaints and Reports
- Managing Third Parties
- Making implementation effective
- Role and Responsibilities of Senior Leaders
The course is delivered in a semi consultative style encouraging Governors, Directors and Senior Leaders strategise implementation.
Preventing Sexual Harassment at Work Reference Guides
Concrew Training provide practical support and training, to help employers meet the demands of the Worker Protection Act and Prevent Sexual Harassment at Work. These free of charge reference papers are designed to help you get your basic process right.
What does taking all reasonable, steps to prevent sexual harassment at work, mean?
The Employment Rights Act requires take all reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment in the workplace and to prevent harassment of employees by third parties on the basis of any of the protected characteristics. This document explores what this means in terms of sexual harassment. It is transferable to all the protected characteristics
10 Steps to Prevent Sexual Harassment at Work
Employers have a duty to take proactive action to prevent the sexual harassment of their employers at work. What should you be doing – this guidance document explains the 10 key steps.
Parties and Celebrations – Reducing Sexual Harassment Risk – 10 Tips
Parties and Celebrations, especially when they involve alcohol are high risk areas in terms of sexual harassment and abuse. Even if the event is not work organised the employer could still be at risk of litigation. Employers need to follow these 10 points
Beyond Banter – When does banter become bullying and harassment?
The grey line between workplace banter and harassment is easily overstepped. This guide provides 10 easy to follow steps to help the whole workforce get it right. It also contains case law to help contextualise and understand the risks.
Dealing with Bulling and Harassment – hints and tips for the abused.
When you are being bullied, harassed or abused at work it is difficult to know what to do and where to turn for help. Identifying that there is a problem and its impact on you is the first step. There are several solutions you may wish to consider. This easy to read document is for anyone who is being abused at work.
Sexual Harassment Investigations – guidance on sanctions, escalation and formal reporting
Sexual Harassment at Work – Guidance on investigation outcome options, sanctions and escalation. Including reporting to police & official bodies such as CQC and DBS.
FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions about this Training
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Why should you use Concrew Training?
- Specialist HR, Employment Law & Compliance training provider
- We reference to official Government bodies such as ACAS, ICO, EHRC
- Content tailored to your policies and procedures
- CPD certificates included
- 12 months of post-course support
- UK-wide delivery
- Online and face-to-face options
- Open and transparent pricing
What information is available on course content?
We publish detailed course overviews for all courses. These provide indicative content based on the course learning plans. Final content is tailored to each client’s individual requirements.
What other information is available on individual courses?
Free reference guides and resources to help employers evaluate training quality and improve workplace compliance
- Downloadable resources available via our website
- Customer feedback and testimonials published on our website
Can you include our company policies and procedures in the training?
Yes. We actively encourage this approach. Including your policies and procedures helps demonstrate how, where, and why good practice applies within your organisation. This contextualises the learning, improves engagement, and increases the practical value of the training. There is no additional charge for incorporating your policies and procedures.
How long does this Training courses last?
- This training session lasts 1-3 hours depending on the level of policy discussion required. It is usually part of a wider support relating to policy development and implementation
How many people can attend each course?
- Online courses: up to 15 participants
- Face-to-face courses: up to 20 participants
- Whole workforce awareness sessions: available for larger groups
Where does Concrew Training deliver training?
- Online: via your preferred video conferencing platform (Zoom, Teams, etc.) across the UK
- Face-to-face: on your premises in England, Scotland, and Wales
How much does your training cost?
Typical prices range from £800 to £2,000 excluding VAT. Final cost depends on course duration, location, number of participants, and payment terms.
- Full pricing details available on our website
- No hidden charges
- Formal quotations remain valid for 30 days
What are your courses like?
Our courses are delivered as interactive workshops rather than traditional lectures, and typically include:
- Subject specialist input
- Interactive quizzes
- Group discussions
- Practical exercises
- Real-world case studies
We incorporate your organisation’s policies and procedures wherever possible to ensure the learning is relevant, engaging, and immediately applicable.
Who delivers the training?
Training is delivered by experienced subject specialists with extensive knowledge in their field. Our trainers:
- Have significant practical experience
- Can answer most participant questions during the session
- Provide follow-up responses for complex questions
- Are skilled facilitators who make technical subjects engaging
Do you issue CPD certificates?
Yes. All participants receive a CPD certificate detailing learning hours completed and headline course content.
Who uses your training services?
We work with organisations of all sizes, including:
- Large international organisations
- Public sector employers
- Charities and not-for-profits
- SMEs and local businesses
Attendees commonly include directors, senior leaders, HR professionals, operational managers, line managers, employee representatives, and staff teams. Customer feedback and testimonials are available on our website.
Why should I book a Concrew Training course?
Our training is:
- Delivered live by subject specialists
- Designed for real-world application
- Suitable for teams of up to 20 participants
- Available face-to-face in England, Scotland, and Wales
- Available online across the UK
- Practical, engaging, and immediately applicable
- High-quality and competitively priced
Suitable for directors, senior leaders, HR teams, operational managers, line managers, staff teams, and employee representatives.
How far in advance should we book training?
We recommend booking training 2–3 months in advance. Availability is generally good with a three-month lead time. Dates are only reserved once a booking is confirmed. Short-term bookings may be limited.
How do I book a course?
- Complete our quote request form
- Receive a formal quotation and provide any delivery details
- Confirm your booking
- Receive a formal Delivery Confirmation and “What Happens Next” guidance
Is there anything else I will need to do?
For online courses
- Schedule the event on your video conferencing platform
- Share joining details with attendees
- Provide the trainer profile and course overview
For face-to-face courses
- Book the room/venue and required equipment
- Share trainer details and course overview with attendees
- Print and provide handouts to the trainer prior to the session
After the course
- Distribute post-course handouts and CPD certificates
How does your 12-month post-course support service work?
Email us with any training-related questions that arise following the course. We provide guidance and support relating to the training content covered.
Note: This service is not a substitute for legal advice.
What happens if I have more questions?
We’re here to help. You can contact us at any stage before, during, or after your training programme, and we will be happy to answer any questions you may have.