HRP 503 Workplace Harassment Flashcards
The City of Glendale prohibits conduct which creates an _____________, ____________, or ____________ work environment and is committed to providing an environment free of harassment and violence. (HRP 503)
- intimidating
- hostile
- offensive
Each employee has a responsibility to maintain a workplace free from what? (HRP 503)
harassment
Prohibited harassment includes, but is not limited to, intimidation, or persistent abuse of another, whether __________, __________, or in _________. (HRP 503)
- physically
- verbally
- writing
Employees who are determined to have harassed another person, in violation of the City’s policy and procedure, while pursuing a City activity, through City employment, or using City authority shall be subject to what? (HRP 503)
Disciplinary action
Employees who are determined to have vindictively and intentionally made a what could also be subject to disciplinary action? (HRP 503)
False complaint
It is forbidden to do what against a person for filing a prohibited harassment charge? (HRP 503)
retaliate against
Define sexual harassment. (HRP 503)
The unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other verbal or physical conductof a sexual nature if one or more stipulations occur
What are the 3 situations that if one or more occur will constitue sexual harassment? (HRP 503)
- Submission to such conduct is made either explicitly or implicitly a term or condition of an individual’s employment
- Submission to or rejection of such conduct by an individual is used as the basis for employment decisions affecting such individual
- Such conduct has the purpose or effect of unreasonably interfering with an individual’s work performance or creating an intimidating, hostile, or offensive working environment
Other prohibited harassment is defined as what? (HRP 503)
The verbal or physical conduct that has the purpose or effect of unreasonably interfering with an individual’s work performance or creating an intimidating, hostile, or offensive working environment
Guidelines for indentifying prohibited harassment behavior include, but are not limited to what 5 guidelines? (HRP 503)
- The behavior is unwelcome
- The behavior is repetitive
- The behavior is one-sided
- The harasser usually has some kind of authority over the victim or there are conditions attached to either compliance or non compliance
- The complaintant, for whatever reason, cannot stop the abuse
Each employee is responsible to do what, if they are being subject to prohibited harassment or is witnessing acts of prohibited harassment? (HRP 503)
Reporting to management
Each manager and supervisor to whom an act of prohibited harassment has been reported or who becomes aware of acts of prohibited harassment shall report it to whom? (HRP 503)
Human Resources Director
Managers and supervisors, on all levels, are responsible for what things? (HRP 503)
- Explaining the complaint procedure to a complainant
- Make employees aware of the City’s procedures
- Have a duty to act
- Deal effectively with complaints as they occur
- Make employee aware that the Human Resources Director will be notified of the complaint
Who is responsible for initiating and completing investigations of complaints under the direction of the Human Resources Director? (HRP 503)
Department Heads or designee
Who shall direct department heads in the investigation of complaints and shall maintain a confidential file on all charges of prohibited harassment? (HRP 503)
Human Resources Director
All personnel shall maintain what about complaints in order to protect the parties involved? (HRP 503)
Confidentiality