Illinois Sexual Harassment Prevention Training - 1-Hour Employee Course
Illinois Sexual Harassment Prevention Training - 1-Hour Employee Course
92% Completion
1000’s of Graduates
Illinois State Approved

Why This Training is Legally Required
All Illinois employers with one or more employees are required by law to provide sexual harassment prevention training to their staff. This mandatory training applies to:
- All Employee Types: Full-time, part-time, temporary, and interns
- New Hires: Must complete training as soon as possible after hiring
- Existing Staff: Annual refresher training required each calendar year
- Employer Protection: Helps protect employers from liability for employee conduct
Legal Framework:
This course meets all training requirements established in Sections 2-109 and 2-110 of the Illinois Human Rights Act and is valid for both initial training and annual recertification.
Comprehensive Course Curriculum
Our training covers all Illinois-required topics for workplace harassment prevention:
Module 1: Understanding Sexual Harassment
- Legal definition under the Illinois Human Rights Act
- Types of harassment: Quid pro quo and hostile work environment
- Protected characteristics and civil rights
- Real-world examples and case studies
Module 2: Recognizing Harassment in the Workplace
- Identifying inappropriate behavior and comments
- Understanding impact vs. intent
- Bystander responsibilities and intervention
- Digital harassment and social media policies
Module 3: Reporting and Response Procedures
- Internal reporting mechanisms and procedures
- External complaint processes (EEOC, IDHR)
- Retaliation protection and anti-retaliation policies
- Investigation procedures and timelines
Module 4: Creating Respectful Workplaces
- Professional communication standards
- Inclusive workplace practices
- Conflict resolution strategies
- Building a culture of respect and accountability
Module 5: Legal Rights and Responsibilities
- Employee rights under Illinois law
- Employer obligations and liability
- Confidentiality requirements
- Documentation and record-keeping
Training Timeline and Requirements
New Employee Training:
- Timing: Complete as soon as possible after hiring
- Deadline: No specific deadline, but immediate completion recommended
- Employer Liability: Employers may be liable for new employee conduct without training
Annual Recertification:
- Frequency: Required each calendar year
- All Employees: Must complete regardless of position or tenure
- Compliance: Maintains employer legal protection and compliance
How Your Training Works
Simple 3-Step Process:
Step 1: Enroll and Begin
- Instant access after purchase
- Compatible with all devices
- Start training immediately
Step 2: Complete 1-Hour Course
- Self-paced interactive modules
- Knowledge checks throughout
- Practical scenarios and examples
Step 3: Receive Certification
- Instant digital certificate download
- Compliance documentation for the employer
- Valid for annual requirement
Protect Yourself and Your Workplace
Don't leave your career and workplace safety to chance. This Illinois Human Rights Act-compliant training ensures you understand your rights, responsibilities, and how to maintain a respectful workplace environment.
Enroll Now!
Frequently Asked Questions
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How soon after hiring must this training be completed?
Illinois law requires training "as soon as possible" after hiring. We recommend completion within the first week to ensure compliance and protection. -
Do I need to retake this course every year?
Yes, Illinois requires annual refresher training for all employees each calendar year. -
Is this training accepted by all Illinois employers?
Yes, this course meets all Illinois Human Rights Act requirements and is accepted statewide. -
What if I'm a security guard - do I still need this?
Yes! This training is separate from PERC requirements and is mandatory for ALL Illinois employees, including security personnel. -
Can I take this course on my mobile device?
Absolutely! The course works on computers, tablets, and smartphones with internet access.