Workplace behaviour training
byrne·dean’s workplace behaviour training sessions encourage positive cultural changes at an individual level. Participants will explore other perspectives and learn how this awareness can empower them to change behaviour that might be problematic.We can help you build a more harmonious workplace where your people can thrive.
This engaging and interactive session uses real world examples and bespoke case studies to illustrate what constitutes workplace sexual harassment. Emphasising the importance of understanding individual, organisational and legal boundaries, the training recognises that behaviour acceptable to one person may not be for another. Participants will explore the evolution and impact of inappropriate behaviour, learning to identify and minimise risk factors and understand the wide implications of harassment on people and organisations. The session equips attendees with practical tools for identifying, preventing and addressing harassment, ensuring they leave with a clear understanding of what they can do in practice and how they can maintain a respectful workplace culture incorporating legal and relevant regulatory expectations.
This is a highly interactive session that uses real world examples to show what workplace respect does and doesn’t look like. We focus on how everyone is different and that something that is ok for one person might not be for another. We provide a simple but effective toolkit to encourage low-level resolution. Participants leave understanding the importance of mutual respect and consideration on workplace culture.
Similar to our Working with respect session but with a stronger, more tailored focus on risk, legal awareness of harassment and regulatory expectations.
Speak up culture does not always come easy. It is vital that people are encouraged and supported to speak up and that employees, particularly managers and leaders, are also trained in creating psychological safety with skills in listening up and supporting staff to enable concerns to be effectively and appropriately addressed. With our expertise in wellbeing, inclusion, leadership skills and risk management, we help your people feel confident in raising concerns and addressing and tackling behavioural risks to create respectful cultures, drive compliance and foster accountability.
Accountability for leadership conduct and people risk has never before held such a high cost. This session encourages leaders to reflect on how they deal with day-to-day situations and what conduct they are seen to condone, challenge or champion. We highlight their responsibility to align their actions with the values of their organisation, think more deeply about their behaviour and intervene proactively when problematic conduct arises.
This session takes our Working with respect course and tailors it for leaders, focussing on setting a respectful tone in a workplace and role modelling healthy behaviours.
Research has shown that:
- the most effective organisations are the ones that have quality conversations
- company culture has a much bigger influence on employee wellbeing than salary and benefits
- motivation at work is largely impacted by our feelings of connection to others
Our human conversations sessions get to the heart of what really changes workplace culture. All of our work at Byrne Dean comes down to the quality of our conversations and in this programme we distil and explore the key elements of what we bring to conversations, and how to make them impactful. The core session is a standalone reflective session which is aimed at all staff but is a must for leaders and managers. We then build on that core learning with a series of add on sessions that look at human conversations in any number of different contexts and subject matters – for example menopause, race, neurodiversity, change and more.
We have a deep understanding of workplace behaviour and wellbeing issues.
We are in tune with the emotional complexities of any professional working environment and have relevant, real world experience, making us credible, commercial and relatable. It is this collective power of our experience that elevates the quality of our work.
Our thinking on Workplace behaviour
Sexual harassment at work: tick-box training is not enough.
Guest Q&A – Hasting Direct’s Wellbeing Manager
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Training
World class sessions in mental health & wellbeing, equity, diversity & inclusion, workplace behaviour, legal & risk, leadership and skills - delivered in person, virtually or via digital learning modules, to individuals and groups of any size.
Resolution
Helping to resolve workplace behaviour concerns with investigations, mediations and independent partnering.
Strategy
Recommending the best HR and people strategies – from inclusion and wellbeing to instilling cultural change – expertly and with objectivity.