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Webinar 07 May 2025

Practical Strategies to Tackle Bullying and Harrassment

A two-hour webinar which covers what bullying and harassment looks like in the creative sector and its impact, the law, and how to identify common examples to ensure participants understand the full scope of these terms.

A pink whistle on a purple background, representing 'calling out' bullying and harassment.
Date Wednesday, 7 May 2025
Time 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Location Online
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A pink whistle on a purple background, representing 'calling out' bullying and harassment.

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Please email wyn.williams@bectu.org.uk to discuss any accessibility requirements you may have.

About the event

Underpinned with real life case studies, we will identify proactive steps to manage this behaviour both formally and informally, and will provide practical and ethical guidance on handling a complaint within a best practice framework.

By the end of this session participants should be able to:

• Understand the differences between bullying and harassment.

• Identify bullying and harassment (both obvious and non-obvious).

• Discern the level of intervention required (low to high).

• Know when to de-escalate and when to escalate complaints.

• Apply simple mediation and feedback tools to intervene.

Find out more and learn about the trainer via the booking link. 

How to attend

This is a free course - with the exception of Eventbrite's 5% booking fee. 95% of your deposit will be repaid after attendance.

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