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Preventing Workplace Harassment — Brazil

Preventing Workplace Harassment — Brazil
13th Edition
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Help Employees Understand Brazil Harassment Laws and Build a Respectful Workplace

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Workplace harassment prevention in Brazil requires more than a policy—it requires employees to understand how harassment, discrimination, workplace violence, and psychosocial risks impact the workplace. As legal requirements continue to evolve, organizations must equip employees with the skills to recognize inappropriate behavior, speak up when concerns arise, and contribute to a culture of respect and accountability.

Emtrain's Preventing Workplace Harassment course combines legal awareness with practical workplace skills. Through realistic scenarios and guided learning, employees learn how to identify harassment, respond appropriately to workplace concerns, support coworkers, and navigate reporting processes while helping organizations support compliance with Brazil's workplace harassment and violence prevention requirements.

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  • Access to our Anonymous Ask the Expert tool
  • Rich video scenarios based on real-world events
  • Built-in employee sentiment surveys
  • 50+ Machine Translation Options
  • Optional program timer
  • Policy acknowledgement tool
  • Extensive customization options
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Lessons

Protecting People and Workplaces

Diversity, Equity, and Preventing Discrimination

Defining Sexual Harassment

Workplace Violence and Moral Harassment

Psychosocial Risk and Your Well-Being

Bystander Intervention

Retaliation

Reporting, Investigations, and Our Policies

From ‘Ask the Expert’

Emtrain’s Ask the Expert feature enables users to ask questions about compliance, bias, harassment, and diversity & inclusion as they come up. It’s all confidential, and answers are sent straight to their inbox. View some of the example questions below and see the Experts answers.

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Is workplace harassment prevention training required in Brazil?
Brazilian employers are increasingly expected to provide harassment prevention training as part of their obligations to maintain a safe, respectful workplace and comply with labor laws, workplace safety requirements, and evolving legal expectations around psychosocial risks.
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What are the workplace harassment laws in Brazil?
Brazil's workplace harassment framework includes protections under the Federal Constitution, the Consolidation of Labor Laws (CLT), the Civil Code, and recent workplace health regulations that require employers to prevent harassment, discrimination, and psychosocial risks in the workplace.
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What is considered workplace harassment in Brazil?
Workplace harassment in Brazil includes repeated abusive behavior, discrimination, sexual harassment, moral harassment (assédio moral), bullying, intimidation, retaliation, and other conduct that creates a hostile, humiliating, or unsafe work environment.
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What is moral harassment (assédio moral) in Brazil?
Moral harassment, or assédio moral, refers to repeated behaviors that humiliate, isolate, intimidate, or psychologically harm an employee. Brazilian employers are expected to take reasonable steps to prevent and address this type of workplace misconduct.
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How does Brazil address psychosocial risks in the workplace?
Brazil has expanded its focus on psychosocial risks by encouraging employers to identify workplace factors that negatively affect employees' mental health, reduce organizational risks, and implement preventive measures through training and workplace policies.

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