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Workplace civility is defined as mutual respect, consideration, and politeness in the workplace. It creates a pleasant work environment, increases productivity, leads to good customer service, and reduces stress and the likelihood of violence. Workplace civility does not mean you must agree with everyone all the time, nor does it mean you have to be friends with everyone at work. This training teaches you how to disagree respectfully, maintain professional boundaries, and monitor your emotions so that you can contribute to a positive, civil work environment. You will also learn why bullying sometimes occurs in the workplace and gain the skills to address it and prevent it in the future.
Performance Objectives: Upon completion of this course, you should be able to:
Intended Audience: All audiences.
Class Code | City / Facility | Dates Times | Course Cost | Instructor | Instructor Biography |
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2304-14761 | Virtual
Online / Virtual |
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$234 | Paul Figueroa | Paul brings over 25 years of experience in supporting staff, leadership and agencies all across the United States. A recent agency shared: "I cannot speak highly enough about my experience with Paul. He customized the content to our unique needs and created a safe and open environment where everyone felt encouraged to participate and learn. It was truly a positive and enriching experience!" |
2304-17419 | Virtual
Online / Virtual |
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$234 | Paul Figueroa | Paul brings over 25 years of experience in supporting staff, leadership and agencies all across the United States. A recent agency shared: "I cannot speak highly enough about my experience with Paul. He customized the content to our unique needs and created a safe and open environment where everyone felt encouraged to participate and learn. It was truly a positive and enriching experience!" |