Details of training sessions offered in Brisbane are listed below.
ADCQ Training Courses July to Dec 2008
Discrimination Law for Community Organisations
Thursday 4 December 2008, 9.00am - 1.00pm
Venue: to be advised
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This course is designed for people working in community organisations, and gives an overview of discrimination law in Queensland. The session allows time for questions and discussion.
For: Community organisation workers needing basic information about discrimination law.
Time: Half day
Cost: Free
Course content includes:
- definitions of discrimination, sexual harassment, vilification and victimisation
- direct and indirect discrimination
- vicarious liability and reasonable steps
- exemptions
- complaint handling
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Discrimination Law - an Introduction to the Act
Thursday 24 July 2008, 9.00am - 1.00pm
Venue: ADCQ office, 189 Coronation Drive, Milton |
This course gives an overview of the law in Queensland. No previous knowledge is needed, and the session has
been designed to allow for questions and discussion.
Recommended for: Anyone needing basic information about discrimination law.
Time: half day
Cost: $145 per person
Course content includes:
- definitions of discrimination, sexual harassment, vilification and victimisation
- direct and indirect discrimination
- vicarious liability and reasonable steps
- exemptions
- complaint handling
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Fairness Everyone's Business - How to present a two hour session in your workplace
Thursday 14 August 2008, 9.00am - 4.00pm
Venue: Coro Hotel, 28 McDougall St, Milton (around the corner from the ADCQ office) |
This is a full day course which will give you the information and tools to run a session in your own workplace on discrimination issues. The session is based on a cd-rom kit produced by the Commission which contains everything you need for a two hour session, including a Powerpoint presentation, visual scenarios, activities, sections of the Act, tips for trainers, handouts and a comprehensive trainer's guide. You will also have the opportunity to buy the kit after the session.
Recommended for: Workplace trainers, human resource practitioners and others needing to present sessions on discrimination law in the workplace. Some knowledge of discrimination law would be an advantage, but is not essential.
Time: Full day
Cost: $290 per person
Content includes:
- planning a session
- getting started
- the law
- activities and case studies and how to use them
- dealing with questions
- using resources
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The Contact Officer - an Introduction to the Role
Tuesday 9 September 2008, 9.00am - 1.00pm
Venue: Coro Hotel, 28 McDougall St, Milton (around the corner from the ADCQ office) |
This course looks at the role of the Contact Officer in the workplace.
Recommended for: Anyone thinking about taking on the role, human resource staff, recently appointed Contact Officers and occupational health and safety officers. We also recommend that you're familiar with your organisation's policies and procedures and that you've attended our course on discrimination law.
Time: Half day
Cost: $145 per person
Content includes:
- a quick review of discrimination law
- the impact of discrimination and harassment
- the role of the Contact Officer
- options for dealing with complaints
- case scenario discussion
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Investigating Complaints in the Workplace
Thursday 25 September 2008, 9.00am - 4.00pm
Venue: Coro Hotel, 28 McDougall St, Milton (around the corner from the ADCQ office) |
This course offers you the chance to consider and discuss the best way for complaints to be investigated in your workplace. The session will not accredit you as an investigator.
Recommended for: Human resource practitioners and complaints investigators.
Time: Full day
Cost: $290 per person
Content includes:
- principles of fairness
- composition of complaints
- the investigator's role
- steps in an investigation
- the xyz investigation activity
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The Contact Officer - Advanced
Thursday 16 October 2008, 9.00am - 1.00pm
Venue: Coro Hotel, 28 McDougall St, Milton (around the corner from the ADCQ office) |
This session is delivered using a six part case study as the basis for small group discussion.
Recommended for: Contact Officers, policy officers and human resource managers. We also recommend that you've attended the introductory course, and that you're familiar with your organisation's policies and procedures.
Time: Half day
Cost: $145 per person
Content includes:
- review of the Contact Officer role
- record keeping
- vicarious liability, duty of care, confidentiality
- the investigation process
- quality control issues
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