Build a robust base of EDI knowledge and awareness among all staff
It’s very common for clients at the beginning of their EDI journey to have significantly varying degrees of understanding on the subject. Bringing all staff up to the same level of EDI compliance is step one on the road to addressing exclusion and unwanted behavior—and to moving towards an inclusive working culture where everyone feels they belong. We can support your people in grasping the legal framework, the basics of appropriate workplace conduct, and the proven business case for diversity.
Workplace Sexual Harassment
Almost two-thirds of women aged 18–24 have experienced sexual harassment at work
Supporting LGBT+
Less than half of LGBT+ employees in the UK feel able to be open to everyone at work
Practical, real-life content
Make a compelling case for EDI compliance
Compliance training doesn’t have to be dry. Based on real-life workplace scenarios, we’ll get your people talking to each other with the same understanding of the same core terminology. That way, you can start to open important dialogues, invite lived experience into the conversation, and create a culture of tolerance and challenge.
Our EDI Fundamentals courses are tailored to you and your everyday. The content will weave in the specific business case for diversity, equity and inclusion for your organization. We’ll also feature real-world case studies from your industry or sector and flag up extracts from your existing company policies and guidelines.
Country-specific compliance
Set clear expectations for all staff on workplace EDI
Our EDI Fundamentals training is available as in-person, virtual or blended learning. We adapt the course content in line with local legislation and explore bullying, harassment and discrimination so that appropriate behaviors and boundaries at work are made explicit. A typical EDI compliance course will cover:
- Legislation and the Law
- Discrimination – addressing the various types of discrimination using scenario-based examples
- Bullying, Harassment and Victimization – defining, recognizing and challenging inappropriate and unlawful behaviors
- Your Responsibilities – practical guidance on contributing to an equitable culture at work
- The Business Case – the opportunities for engaging with EDI
- Plus specific course input based on your workforce demographics, customer/client base, and strategic EDI priorities