Australia
Respect@Work: Satisfying the Positive Duty for Leaders
Build a proportionate prevention system using the AHRC's seven standards, with leadership accountability, support and continuous monitoring.
Respect@Work: Satisfying the Positive Duty for Leaders
Build a proportionate prevention system using the AHRC's seven standards, with leadership accountability, support and continuous monitoring.
For
Boards and executive leadership teams
Learning outcomes
- Apply leadership, culture, knowledge, risk management, support, reporting, and monitoring, evaluation and transparency
- Identify risks before a complaint occurs
- Assign leadership responsibilities and test prevention effectiveness
Delivery options
- 20-minute digital executive overview
- 60-minute executive leadership masterclass
- 2-hour executive briefing and risk-mapping session
Educational draft for review, not legal advice, accreditation or proof of compliance. Confirm current Commonwealth, state or territory law and relevant industrial instruments. Training supports, but does not replace, effective risk controls. Suggested learning durations and refresh reviews are programme recommendations, not universal statutory requirements.
Outline
1. Governance and verification
- Apply leadership, culture, knowledge, risk management, support, reporting, and monitoring, evaluation and transparencytext
- Identify risks before a complaint occurstext
- Assign leadership responsibilities and test prevention effectivenesstext
2. Scenario lab and practical tools
- Decision scenario: choose a safer responsetext
- Workplace toolkit and action commitmenttext
3. Knowledge check
- Apply the learning: four-question assessmentquiz