New Online Course Helps
Create Safer Tourism Workplaces

New Online Course Helps Create Safer Tourism Workplaces

Thursday, February 10, 2022

Make Safe: Recognize and Respond to Workplace Violence and Harassment

The new Make Safe online course gives hospitality employees practical and effective tools to recognize, respond to, and reduce sexual harassment in the workplace. The Make Safe program was developed jointly by Tourism Saskatchewan and Tourism HR Canada and is available nationally.

Make Safe shows frontline staff how to “See it. Say it. Stop it.” The course is presented in five online modules. Each takes approximately 30 minutes to complete. Content identifies what constitutes sexual violence, how to mitigate it and how to take a zero-tolerance approach.

Enrolment is free until May 31. Click here to register for Make Safe, and use the discount code MAKESAFE2022 at checkout.

For more information, contact Kari Burgess at (306) 933-5913, kari.burgess@tourismsask.com.

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