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Manager’s duty to report Definition

Managers have a responsibility to report any incidents of misconduct, discrimination, or harassment they witness or are informed of to HR or the appropriate company authorities.

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Preventing Workplace Harassment Training — US

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Preventing Workplace Harassment Training — Canada

Harassment training up to Canadian standards.
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Preventing Workplace Harassment Training — Global

Special training for non-U.S. based employees.
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Preventing Workplace Harassment Training — India

Designed for India’s PoSH statutory requirements for harassment training.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Managers are often the first line of defense in addressing issues. Reporting ensures that concerns are investigated and resolved properly.
Yes, managers who fail to report misconduct may face consequences, including disciplinary actions.
Managers should document the complaint, provide support to the employee, and immediately report it to HR.
If a manager fails to report misconduct, they may face disciplinary action, and the company may be at risk for legal consequences.

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