Direct And Indirect Discrimination Training in Edmonton

Who should attend this Direct and Indirect Discrimination Training Course?

The Direct and Indirect Discrimination Course is designed to educate professionals about different forms of discrimination. This Human Resources Training Course can benefit a wide range of professionals, including:

• Human Resources Professionals
• Diversity and Inclusion Officers
• Managers and Supervisors
• Recruitment Consultants
• Legal and Compliance Specialists
• Employee Welfare Officers
• Employee Relations Specialists

Prerequisites of the Direct and Indirect Discrimination Training Course

There are no formal prerequisites for this Direct and Indirect Discrimination Training Course.  However, a rudimentary knowledge of HR practices, employment laws, or prior experience in roles that involve people management can be beneficial for pursuing this Human Resources Training Course.

Direct and Indirect Discrimination Training Course Overview

Direct and Indirect Discrimination Training delves into the distinction between these two forms of Discrimination. Direct Discrimination occurs when someone is treated unjustly due to specific attributes, while Indirect Discrimination involves rules or practices that, though appearing neutral, adversely affect certain groups. Both perpetuate inequality, leading to feelings of anxiety, sadness, and isolation among the affected individuals.

Understanding and tackling both forms of Discrimination is important for HR Professionals, Managers, and anyone keen on fostering an inclusive work environment. Mastery in this subject ensures the elimination of biases and promotes a culture where every individual's rights are upheld.

The Knowledge Academy's intensive 1-day Human Resources Training, delegates will gain a profound insight into the nuances of Direct and Indirect Discrimination, learning how to identify, counter, and prevent them. Guided by our experienced instructors, delegates will understand the criteria for linking behaviours to discrimination grounds and the intricacies of justifying indirect discrimination.

Course Objectives

• To prevent and tackle discrimination at the workplace
• To know how to eliminate discrimination and harassment
• To understand the circumstances of being discriminated
• To raise a grievance concerning equality or discrimination
• To learn the difference between direct and indirect discrimination
• To become acquainted with human rights and to retaliate against any type of discrimination

Upon completion of this HR Training, delegates will emerge with a comprehensive understanding of the distinctions between these two forms of discrimination and the profound impact they can have on individuals and organisations. Delegates can pursue more of The Knowledge Academy’s Human Resources Courses to expand their skillset.