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the states of NY, CA, CT, DE, IL, ME, as well as NYC, all require that private-sector employers provide sexual harassment training. And companies who wish millions of hours are invested throughout the US to train employees on preventing harassment, discrimination, diversity, and other compliance topics.
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All courses are up-to-date with the latest regulations. No more worrying about outdated content
E-learning means managing, tracking, and deploying training right from your desktop
Courses include all required components, including examples, remedies, and attestation
E-learning content is created by industry experts and legal professionals. This ensures information is timely and meets current legal requirements. All courses include a brief overview of laws that govern sex discrimination and sexual harassment.
The use of examples is required for many state training requirements. Examples allow learners to react to real-world scenarios, and problem-solve for the best solution.
Our e-learning courses are engaging, compelling, relevant and educational, without confusing legal jargon. Courses are designed to keep learners engaged and includes quizzes for better retention of information.
OutSolve also offers Affirmative Action Training for Managers and Supervisors. This course helps federal contractors train managers and supervisors on how to meet the requirements of Executive Order 11246, as amended, The Vietnam Era Veteran Readjustment Assistance Act (VEVRAA) and Section 503 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended. Our high-quality e-learning courses are easily and efficiently launched from a state of the art learning platform which offers completion tracking and reporting for audit purposes. Ask your OutSolve representative for more information.
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Safeguard your company against potential liability by ensuring your employers are informed of your policies and the law. Schedule some time to speak with an OutSolve expert to learn more about requirements.
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Safeguard your company against potential liability by ensuring your employers are informed. Schedule some time to speak with an OutSolve expert to learn more about requirements.