Diversity, Discrimination, and Harassment: Navigating Japan's Modern Workplace

￥59,999.00
Course Code: DDH101
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Navigate the complexities of Japan's modern workplace with this comprehensive course on diversity, discrimination, and harassment. Designed to equip you with actionable insights, this course delves into Japanese employment law, societal norms, and practical strategies for fostering an inclusive work environment. Ideal for professionals across industries, this course is your roadmap to understanding and implementing diversity in the workplace.

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1. Grasp the legal and societal frameworks that shape diversity and discrimination in Japan.

2. Identify and address various forms of harassment, including power and sexual harassment.

3. Understand the role of work rules and contracts in either perpetuating or mitigating discrimination.

4. Explore effective organizational measures for promoting diversity and resolving disputes.

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Anyone working in a Japan-based company, HR professionals, managers, or individuals interested in the complexities of diversity and discrimination in the Japanese workplace.

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Legal Studies, Global Business Management: Human Resources Management
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Handouts will be provided.
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Christopher Rathbone
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Christopher Rathbone is a foreign associate at the full-service law firm, City-Yuwa Partners in Tokyo where he specializes in international transactions. He has taught classes and provided seminars on legal translation, legal writing and contracts for Japanese, Korean, Cambodian and US universities, as well as the Tokyo offices of many top US law firms. As a long term resident of Japan who is fluent in Japanese, Mr. Rathbone’s classes and seminars provide both practical information and cultural insights. In addition to legal writing and contracts, he frequently gives presentations on diverse topics including Plain English and the legal profession in Japan and the US. As a health advocate, he also writes articles and speaks on the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control and the intersection of tobacco and human rights. Mr. Rathbone graduated with honors from the University of Saskatchewan and earned a J.D. from the College of Law of the University of Saskatchewan and an LL.M. from Hokkaido University as a Monbusho Scholar. He is admitted as an attorney in Massachusetts.