HR services

Workplace behaviour training that builds a respectful workplace

Employers have a positive duty to prevent sexual harassment and other unlawful behaviour at work. Our workplace behaviour training helps staff and managers understand what's expected and what to do when something isn't right.

Experienced HR people Fair Work aware Plain-English advice
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In-house teamno outsourcing
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No lock-instay because it helps
AU
Australia-widePerth based

At a glance

  • Bullying and harassment
  • Sexual harassment prevention
  • Discrimination and inclusion
  • Manager response training

What is workplace behaviour training?

Workplace behaviour training teaches employees and managers about appropriate conduct at work. It covers bullying, sexual harassment, discrimination, victimisation and respectful behaviour, explains legal obligations and reporting options, and shows managers how to respond to complaints. It supports an employer's positive duty to prevent harassment.

Services

Sessions we run

Engaging, scenario-based training, not a box-ticking slideshow.

All-staff sessions

What respectful behaviour looks like in practice.

Sexual harassment prevention

Understanding the positive duty and how to speak up.

Bullying awareness

What bullying is, and what it isn't.

Discrimination

Fair treatment and inclusive behaviour.

Manager sessions

Responding to complaints properly.

Bystander training

How to step in safely when something's wrong.

What's included

What comes with this service.

The essentials of the service, plus the standards that come with everything we do. No hidden extras.

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  • Bullying and harassment
  • Sexual harassment prevention
  • Discrimination and inclusion
  • Manager response training
  • Free HR check-up: a quick look at where the gaps and risks are
  • Itemised proposal: deliverables and responsibilities agreed in writing
  • Plain-English documents: written for your business, not copied templates
  • Confidential handling: sensitive staff matters kept private and secure
  • No lock-in contracts: you stay because the support is worth it

Is it right for you?

When training is needed

  • Staff haven't had training recently
  • You've had complaints or concerns
  • New managers need to know how to respond
  • You want to meet your positive duty

Compare

Interactive training vs online modules only

People learn more by discussing real situations.

Interactive training vs online modules only
CompareInteractive sessionsOnline modules only
EngagementHighOften low
QuestionsAnswered on the spotNot possible
Real scenariosDiscussedGeneric
Culture impactStrongerLimited

How to work with us

Work with us your way.

A one-off HR project, ongoing support or an HR specialist in your team. Pick what fits. No lock-in contracts.

Project

One project, clear scope

A set piece of work, scoped and approved before we start.

  • Itemised proposal
  • Clear deliverables
  • Documents handed over to you
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Ongoing

An HR partner on call

Ongoing HR support from people who know your business and your team.

  • Advice when issues come up
  • Policies kept current
  • One familiar team
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Team extension

A specialist on your team

Our HR consultants join your team for extra capacity or a busy period.

  • Experienced HR people
  • Your systems and process
  • Scale up or down anytime
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How we work

Our process, step by step

Assess

We look at where you are now and what's missing.

Design

The new structure, program or process designed with you.

Train

Managers and staff shown how it works in practice.

Measure

Results tracked so you can see what's working.

Support

Ongoing advice when questions come up.

Built around you

Every HR plan is built on your needs.

No one-size packages. After a free HR check-up and a short call, you get a clear, itemised proposal based on what your business actually needs.

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Team size

How many people you employ, and how fast you're growing.

2
Scope

From All-staff sessions to Sexual harassment prevention, only the pieces you actually need.

3
Awards and agreements

The awards or enterprise agreements that cover your staff.

4
Starting point

Your contracts, policies, systems and records as they are today.

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In-house capacity

What your managers handle now, and where they need backup.

Systems and references

Systems we work in

Learning

Employment Hero LMSMicrosoft TeamsZoom

References

Australian Human Rights CommissionSafe Work AustraliaFair Work Ombudsman

Industries

Industries we support.

Trades and construction

Award coverage, site inductions and skilled hiring.

Health and aged care

Rostering rules, credentials and a supported workforce.

Hospitality and retail

Casual staff, penalty rates and fast onboarding.

Professional services

Hiring, reviews and keeping top people.

Manufacturing and logistics

Shift work, safety duties and clear policies.

Startups and small businesses

HR basics set up properly from the first hire.

Why Kedra Digi

Why Australian businesses choose Kedra Digi.

One accountable HR team

Hiring, compliance, payroll and employee relations handled by the same people, so nothing falls between the cracks.

A clear proposal first

Before any work starts you get an itemised proposal with deliverables and responsibilities.

Your records, your systems

Employee files, policies and documents stay with you. There's no lock-in.

Honest, practical advice

Plain-English answers, and a referral to an employment lawyer when a matter needs one.

Kedra Digi is an Australian-owned HR, digital marketing, design and development company.

ProposalsItemised
RecordsYours
ContractsNo lock-in
Proposal reply1 business day

Our promise

We'll tell you honestly what your business needs, and what it doesn't need yet.

You'll own every record, policy and document we create, so you're never dependent on us.

We treat your people and their information with care and confidentiality.

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Frequently asked questions

Straight answers to the questions we hear most.

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What is the positive duty?
A legal duty on employers to take reasonable and proactive steps to prevent sexual harassment and related unlawful conduct.
How often should staff be trained?
At induction and then regularly, with refreshers when policies change.
Is training enough on its own?
No. It works best alongside clear policies, good reporting processes and leaders who model the right behaviour.
Can you deliver it on site?
Yes, in Perth, and online anywhere in Australia.
Do managers get different training?
Yes. Managers learn how to respond to and escalate complaints.
Do you provide attendance records?
Yes. You get records showing who attended and what was covered.

Free discovery call

Want a more respectful workplace?

Tell us what's going on in your business. We'll reply within one business day with honest advice.

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