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Workplace Violence and Harassment Training

Duration: 3.5 Hours

This Workplace Violence and Harassment Training will provide you with basic information of Part III.0.1, Violence and Harassment in the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) and workplace parties’ responsibilities when it comes to violence and harassment in the workplace.

Online Instructor-Led Training Workplace Violence and Harassment Training
Registration fee per person: $159.00
25-Aug-2025
8:30 am EST
Virtual
Live Online Training
Workplace Violence and Harassment Training
Instructor: Shalini Vempenickal
20 Seats
Session ID: 230482
25-Aug-2025
8:30 am
Virtual
Live Online Training
Session ID:
230482
20 Seats
Available
5-Dec-2025
8:30 am EST
Virtual
Live Online Training
20 Seats
Session ID: 230483
5-Dec-2025
8:30 am
Virtual
Live Online Training
Session ID:
230483
20 Seats
Available

Training Overview

Workplace Violence and Harassment is a significant problem in Ontario. Workers may face violence and harassment in any workplace and from anyone. Not only must employers, supervisors and workers be able to recognize these unwanted behaviours but they also must know their duties and responsibilities with respect to workplace violence and workplace harassment under the OHSA. 

Workplace Violence and Harassment is a significant problem in Ontario. Workers may face violence and harassment in any workplace and from anyone. Not only must employers, supervisors and workers be able to recognize these unwanted behaviours but they also must know their duties and responsibilities with respect to workplace violence and workplace harassment under the OHSA. 

In our current landscape, many workers are now experiencing an increase in verbal abuse, threats of violence, sexual harassment, and racism from customers and sometimes from other staff. Mental health issues in the workplace are on the rise, and the associated costs are skyrocketing. 

Paying attention to employees’ mental health can help organizations with absenteeism, productivity, and employee retention. Research confirms that over 40% of Canadians have experienced bullying, abuse, harassment, or discrimination in their workplaces. 

WSPS online instructor-led courses are delivered via Microsoft Teams Meetings. Platform specifics will be communicated at time of registration.

What Topics Will Be Covered?
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  • Workplace Violence and Harassment − Why We Need to Pay Attention
  • Workplace Violence
  • Workplace Harassment
  • Actions to Prevent Workplace Violence and Harassment
What Are The Benefits?
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Upon completion of this course, the participant will be able to:

  • Identify and list the evidence that shows that workplace violence and harassment is still a common problem in Ontario.
  • List the sources of workplace violence and harassment.
  • Describe some workplace factors that may put workers at higher risk of workplace violence and harassment.
  • Explain the impact of workplace violence and harassment on the recipient, perpetrator, employer/workplace, and the community.
  • Define workplace violence and provide examples.
  • Indicate how to recognize, assess, control, and evaluate the controls for workplace violence and harassment, which will continue onto Module 3.
  • List and explain the components of a workplace violence policy and program.
  • Illustrate the duties, rights, and responsibilities of employers, supervisors, and workers when it comes to workplace violence.
  • Indicate how domestic violence issues can enter the workplace and illustrate what the employer/workplace can do to support workers who are experiencing domestic violence or at risk of it.
  • Describe the work refusal process resulting from workplace violence and explain any nuances that may apply.
  • Define workplace harassment and provide examples.
  • List and explain the components of a workplace harassment policy and program.
  • Describe employer duties when it comes to workplace harassment.
  • Describe the features of an appropriate investigation and the role of the MLITSD Inspector.
  • Explain how to control workplace violence and harassment, and how to evaluate those controls.
  • Illustrate how specific workplace factors can prevent workplace violence and harassment from taking place. 
Who Is This Recommended For?
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  •  All sectors and sub-sectors
  • Workers, managers, employers, supervisors
How Can Training Be Delivered?
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WSPS online instructor-led courses are delivered via Microsoft Teams Meetings.  

Private delivery is available for employees in your workplace, either in-person or virtually. Please contact Customer Care at 905-614-1400 or 1-877-494-WSPS (9777) for more information about private training options.

 

 Requirement For Online Instructor-Led Training:

  • After purchasing the training, please proceed to add the required participant to the training (whether for yourself or someone else). This step is required. Read our frequently asked questions on adding participants for more information.
  • Participant requirements include a webcam, capable hardware, software & internet.
  • Specific platform details for this course will be shared upon registration.
  • Please view the Frequently Asked Questions for more details on Microsoft Teams Meetings delivery

To ensure an optimal training experience, participants must use laptops or desktop computers and avoid using mobile phones or tablets for the training duration. 

Group Discounts
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The cost is based on the total number of seats purchased.

Total Seats
Discount
3-5 participants
10%
6-9 participants 15%
10+ participants 20%

To qualify for group discounts:

  1. Participants must be from the same organization
  2. Participants must register for the same course. However, course dates and locations can vary; CSA/WSPS courses excluded
  3. Registrations must be received by WSPS at the same time
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