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5 Examples of How to Make Your VILT Training More Effective

5 Examples of How to Make Your VILT Training More Effective

You could think of Virtual-Instructor-Led Training (VILT) — in which employees log in and participate in live training with an instructor via videoconferencing tools — as the hybrid of live, traditional, instructor-led training and video-based e-learning. VILT blends the best qualities of both methods: the up-to-the-moment relevancy and customization that only a live instructor can provide, with the convenience and cost-savings of e-learning. Of course, there

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What to do when your training isn't working

What to do when your training isn’t working

If you’ve landed on this article, you might have a sneaking suspicion that the workforce training you’ve been using hasn’t been very effective and you’re now wondering how to overcome this potential lack of adequate training at work. Maybe you were expecting a certain change in employees’ behavior after the training, but it hasn’t happened. Or maybe you just want to find out if there’s

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6 Ways to Make Your Sexual Harassment Training Better

Sexual Harassment Prevention Training Made Simple

To help colleagues and employees understand what behavior is appropriate in the workplace, experience has shown that clarity and guidance are necessary, especially on an important issue like sexual harassment prevention. Why is sexual harassment training important? Because sexual harassment prevention training is a foundational step in building a culture of civility at your workplace. Good sexual harassment prevention training gets everyone on the same

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5 Examples of Effective Workplace Civility Exercises

“Be respectful to your colleagues.” It may seem like a simple directive and one that adults should be able to figure out on their own. In reality, though, people have always had very different ideas about what kind of behavior is appropriate for the workplace. That’s why generic platitudes like “in this workplace, we value respect” aren’t very helpful — even when the intentions behind

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What You Need to Know About Changes to New York and California Sexual Harassment Requirements

2019 has seen a flurry of activity pertaining to sexual harassment and sexual harassment training. More and more state legislatures are investing time and resources into crafting laws designed to prevent harassment in the workplace. This year we’ve seen state laws prohibiting arbitration agreements and limiting the ability of companies to enter into confidentiality agreements related to sexual harassment claims. There has also been significant

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