California Workplace Anti-Harassment and Bullying Prevention Training

 

California Workplace Anti-Harassment Prevention Training:

  • Exceeds requirements of AB 1825, AB 2053, SB 396 and SB 1343

  • Updated with new California mandates

  • Manager training session included with the training

  • Online training in English and Spanish, for staff and managers

  • Online, SCORM compliant files, or video for group sessions

  • No extra charge for manager session.

  • Less than $14.50 per person (discount for higher volumes) Why pay more?

 
 

Effective in 2025, California has significantly expanded the statute of limitations for some civil claims related to harassment. This change reflects a broader effort to support survivors and hold employers accountable over longer periods. Learn more

New Course Updates:

 
  • SB 1137 - Intersectionality in Anti-Discrimination Laws

  • SB 1100 - Discr: Driver’s License

  • AB2299 - Whistleblower Protection

  • AB 1340 - Local Enforcement of Anti-Discrimination Laws

  • Federal PFWA/ADA Crossover

  • AB 3281 - Immigration Status, Age Discrimination

  • SB 428 - Harassment: Changes to the CA Civil Code

  • AB 1815 - Hairstyle Discrimination

 

Below is a 3-minute CA training mandate and training content overview.

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Get your mandatory workplace anti-harassment training done in 3 easy steps:

 
 

Legal Requirements for California Workplace Sexual Harassment and Bullying Prevention Training

 
  • Updated with new California laws including:

    SB 1137 - Intersectionality in Anti-Discrimination Laws

    AB 1815 - Hairstyle Discrimination

    SB 1100 - Discrimination: Driver’s License

    AB2299 - Whistleblower Protection posting

    AB 1340 - Local Enforcement of Anti-Discrimination Laws

    AB 3281 - Immigration Status, Age Discrimination

    SB 428 - Harassment: Changes to the CA Civil Code

    Federal PFWA/ADA Crossover

Sexual Harassment and Other Forms of Harassment, Plus Bullying, Gender Issues, and Management Training

Compliance with California Sexual Harassment and Bullying Prevention Training requirements can be confusing and time-consuming.

All California employers with 5+ employees are required by law to train staff in Anti-Harassment and Bullying prevention.

We’ve got you covered with a complete harassment prevention program: training, compliance reporting, and resources for upholding requirements.

The content of the harassment training sessions includes these California-mandated subjects:

  • AB 1825 Training for Managers, Supervisors, and Team Leaders

  • AB 2053 Abusive Conduct

  • SB 396 Gender Issues

  • SB 1343 for Non-Supervisors (one-hour mandatory training)

The training applies solid instructional design methodology and is interactive. Questions can be submitted to an expert for a response within 2 business days (or sooner). Case studies and application exercises ensure comprehension.

 

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California Workplace Sexual Harassment Prevention Training Sessions for Employees & Managers

Session A for ALL Employees (with English or Spanish narration and subtitles)

Session B for Managers/ Supervisors (Spanish subtitles available CC at bottom of video bar) Must take A and B.

 

California Workplace Sexual Harassment Prevention Training Resources

Sexual Harassment Prevention Training FAQ FAQ’s from the California Civil Rights Department

Posters, Brochures and Fact Sheets California Civil Rights Department: Posters, Brochures, and Fact Sheets. (California State)

Posters in Various Languages (English, Chinese, Korean, Spanish, Tagalog, Vietnamese)

Harassment Prevention training in various languages (Spanish, Chinese, Korean, Spanish, Tagalog, Vietnamese). Note: This is provided for reference purposes and does not interface with the Prevent Harassment process.

EEO Posters in English, Spanish, Chinese, and Arabic. Federal posters detailing rights and responsibilities under EEO laws. (Federal EEOC)