SB396: LGBT Rights in California Workplaces
30 min! Run Time
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What you'll learn
Skills covered in this course
Description
- The California definition of gender expression, gender identity, transgender, sexual orientation
- Hostile Environment harassment
- Retaliation for filing a harassment or discrimination complaint.
- the consequences of violating the law.
- Perpetrating harassment or discrimination that affects tangible employment actions
- Requiring workers to tolerate harassment as a condition of employment
- Harassing or discriminating against workers because of a perception which is not true.
- Making employment decisions on gender stereotypes.
- Types of inappropriate behavior that are illegal.
- The laws pertaining to restroom and locker room use
- Grooming and and dressing according to gender identity.
- Gender-specific uniforms
- Gender rights for company activities.
- The right to be addressed by the name of their choice and with pronouns that reflect gender identity.
- Rules on jobs or duties that correspond to their gender identity or gender expression
- How and when to communicate about gender identity
- Proof of identity rules.
- Hiring rules pertaining to transgender applicants.
- The Department of Fair Employment and Housing
- The right to file a lawsuit in civil court
- The right to receive compensatory and punitive damages.
- Independent contractors
- Posting the DFEH poster
System Requirements
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SB396: LGBT Rights in California Workplaces
Frequently Asked Questions
All supervisors at organizations with 50 or more employees must complete this training.
It requires training on harassment and discrimination tied to gender identity, expression, and sexual orientation.
It covers restroom and locker room use, dress codes, and pronoun and name preferences.
The course outlines the legal consequences tied to violating gender identity protections.
The course points to the Department of Fair Employment and Housing as a reporting resource.