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Workplace Respect ID#: COMM 114 Objective To explore what it means to interact with co-workers in a respectful manner and how to more graciously ask for respect from them. In our busy and ever-changing workplaces, disrespectful behaviors occur often, both knowingly and unknowingly. This valuable course offers participants an opportunity to investigate some root causes of disrespect and unclear personal boundaries. Participants will also gain some awareness and communication tools to help them better understand their version and their co-worker's version of respect so that it can be mutually exchanged. Outline Understanding how changes in society, people, and the workplace have made "respect" such an important contemporary issue Identifying the characteristics and definitions of workplace respect Explore the way in which our values affect workplace interactions and expectations of respect Learn to communicate our individual boundaries and requests for respect Designed For Anyone whose desire it is to draw clearer personal boundaries and foster the behaviors that are characteristic of respectful workplace This seminar is particularly effective as a customized on-site.
Facilitator(s):	MSEC Staff
Cost:	$165
Time(s):	8:30-4:30
Schedule:	Colorado Springs, CO May. 27, 2010 Denver, CO Jan. 27, 2010 Apr. 20, 2010 Jul. 23, 2010 Oct. 12, 2010
CEU:	0.7

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