HomeLight, a real estate agent networking service, has requested that BCI present a special Sexual Harassment Awareness training workshop for its associates. To ensure that its personnel and clients are able to work together comfortably and equitably, and in accordance with federal EEOC regulations, HomeLight is taking proactive steps to promote sensitivity to harassment issues among its associates. The goal of this training is to promote and maintain productive relationships that are free of conduct which disrupts any employee's work performance, or causes discomfort or offense to clients. Through this training, HomeLight intends to ensure that all staff members and customers are treated with respect.

Senior-Level Instructors and Sexual Harassment Awareness Experts from Baker Communications will meet with HomeLight associates in multiple sessions to lead the workshop. Participants will learn the legal definition of sexual harassment, how to recognize different categories of harassment, and strategies for preventing harassment from occurring. Participants will explore when and how to report incidents of harassment, and how best to fulfill their legal requirements. Seminar attendees will also have the opportunity to study situational scenarios, and learn the best ways to respond.

About Baker Communications

As one of America's fastest-growing corporate training companies, Baker Communications has helped nearly two million professionals reach maximum performance for over 35 years. Globally recognized companies and government agencies, including ExxonMobil, General Electric and Bank of America depend on Baker Communications to equip their employees with skills to increase market share and produce immediate results. Baker provides customized targeted practice-driven performance improvement solutions that produce rapid, measurable results. Baker Communications' solutions have been utilized and delivered worldwide, throughout Europe, South America, North America, the Middle East, and Asia Pacific.

About HomeLight

When HomeLight's founder Drew Uher and his wife set out to buy their first home, it was next to impossible to find a decent real estate agent. There was no easy way to research an agent's historical performance, online review sites were unreliable, and after working with several different agents it was clear that not all of them were created equal. That's why he created HomeLight, the best way to find a great real estate agent. HomeLight uses actual sales data and client reviews to find the best real estate agent for each homeseeker. With a database of over 2 million agents and 27 million transactions, HomeLight can help connect clients with top agents based on their actual skills and experience.