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Certificate Valid For: | 1 year |
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Available Languages: | English, Spanish |
Completion Time: | 1 hour |
TAP Series is the leader in online compliance training. We understand you’re busy, so we want to make things easy. After you select your state,simply indicate the quantity of each course you require. Then proceed to checkout effortlessly. In just 3 minutes, you're on your way to being compliant!
Purchasing Sexual Harassment training for your employees has never been easier! If you are purchasing for a company this account will give you the ability to:
TAP Series' Illinois Employee Sexual Harassment online course is quick, simple and low cost. No need to gather a group or go to a classroom. The self-study training allows you to train on your schedule from home, office or on a cell phone. TAP Series' course meets state regulations. In one hour your employee has a valid certificate.
Identification of Prohibited Behaviors and Their Legal Implications
Implementation Strategies to Combat Sexual Harassment in the Workplace
Provision of Support Services for Victims of Sexual Harassment
Explanation of the Repercussions Associated with Workplace Misconduct
Legal Expertise
Contact Information for Illinois Department of Human Rights
Helpline:
Call the State of Illinois Sexual Harassment and Discrimination Helpline at 877-236-7703 Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
TTY users call the Helpline via 711.
By Office:
Chicago Office:
100 West Randolph Street
10th Floor
Intake Unit
Chicago, IL 60601
Phone: (312) 814-6200
TTY: (866) 740-3953
Fax (Administration): (312) 814-1436
Fax (Charge Processing): (312) 814-6251
Springfield Office:
535 West Jefferson Street
1st Floor
Intake Unit
Springfield, IL 62702
Phone: (217) 785-5100
TTY: (866) 740-3953
Fax: (217) 785-5106
Online:
File a Complaint Online
Reporting (in the Private or Public Sector):
You can report the instance of sexual harassment or discrimination and file a complaint with governmental entities. Where a person can report will depend on where the harassment or discrimination occurred.
Contact a Human Resources Department, Manager, or Supervisor. Many employers and agencies have specific policies and processes in place to complain about and report sexual harassment and discriminatory treatment.
Further contact information can be found at Reporting Information.