Stay informed and ahead with EEO Webinars
Welcome to the EEO Specialists Webinar Series – your gateway to the rapidly evolving world of workplace behaviour and compliance.
Each 60-minute webinar, led by a trusted expert in the field, dives into real-world challenges and solutions. It will empower you with valuable insights to foster safe and respectful workplaces.
Tickets are just $20 per person, and all proceeds are donated to registered charities.
Whether you’re an employer, leader, HR/WHS/OHS professional, or team member, join our next webinar and be part of the change.
When something goes wrong at work, too many managers feel like they’re caught between doing nothing and launching a formal investigation. The reality? There’s a whole range of options in between, and this webinar is about giving you access to all of them.
Drawn from EEO Specialists’ Managing Workplace Behaviour workshop, this session is built around a simple but powerful premise: managers, supervisors and those in positions of authority have far more options available to them than they realise.
Using a workplace safety lens, (identify, assess, implement controls to eliminate or minimise), Franca applies that same framework to how people treat each other at work. The focus is on the controls stage: what do those actually look like when the issue is about stopping unlawful and inappropriate behaviour?
Franca will walk through 7 practical options spanning informal before getting to a formal process, so that when you’re faced with a workplace issue, you have a clear and confident framework to guide your response.
Webinar: August 19, 1-2pm AWST. Only $20pp and all ticket sales will be donated to registered charity
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Psychosocial hazards are no longer a future concern; they are the defining WHS issue of our time. But how is Australia actually responding? What are regulators prioritising? What is case law telling us?
Timed to coincide with National Safety Month in October, this webinar cuts through the noise to give you a clear and current picture of where things stand across Australia on psychosocial safety.
Franca will examine the latest WorkSafe prosecutions, unpack what they tell us about regulatory priorities, and bring in relevant data and reports on psychological injury claims. This is a must-attend for anyone with safety, HR or leadership responsibilities.
Webinar: October 21, 1-2pm AWST. Only $20pp and all ticket sales will be donated to registered charity
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Australia is in the midst of a significant legislative shift in how sexual harassment is understood, prevented and enforced. From the #MeToo movement through to the Respect at Work Act, reforms to the Workplace Gender Equality Act (WGEA), and the broader lens of gender-based violence, the legal and regulatory landscape has changed substantially, and continues to evolve.
This webinar takes a broad but grounded look at the legislative wave reshaping workplace sexual harassment prevention in Australia. Franca will trace the journey from Respect at Work through to current WGEA requirements, introduce gender-based violence as a broader framework, and bring in relevant case law to ground the discussion in real-world implications.
This is a session for anyone who wants to understand what the law requires now and what it means for employers, HR professionals and leaders.
Webinar: November 25, 1-2pm AWST. Only $20pp and all ticket sales will be donated to registered charity
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Past Webinars
When managing performance poorly becomes a safety issue
Underperformance doesn’t just happen. It’s often the result of a workplace that has already failed its people through unclear expectations, absent feedback, and poor communication. And when underperformance is addressed, the way it’s managed can itself become a source of psychosocial harm.
Join workplace behaviour expert Franca Sala Tenna for this practical and thought-provoking webinar exploring the two-way relationship between psychosocial hazards and underperformance, and what managers and HR professionals can do about it.
Webinar: April 29, 1-2pm AWST. Only $20pp and all ticket sales will be donated to registered charity
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Most workplace harm isn’t caused by bad people. It’s caused by good people who didn’t realise they were getting it wrong.
At EEO Specialists, we believe that most of the people who end up in our workshops don’t intend to cause harm. Our job is to keep as many good people out of court as possible. But good intentions don’t always translate into lawful behaviour, and this webinar is about understanding why.
Franca draws on years of workplace behaviour expertise to unpack the six specific reasons good people get it wrong and then turns the focus to empowerment: how passive bystanders can become active upstanders.
Timed to coincide with Men’s Health Week 2026 (15–21 June), this session has a particular focus on supporting men – to see themselves as a powerful part of the solution.
Webinar: June 17, 1-2pm AWST. Only $20pp and all ticket sales will be donated to registered charity
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