Participants will learn how to reduce the chances of job-related injuries and illnesses while providing for a more efficient, safe and healthful workplace. The results of stress are pervasive throughout the workplace. Common problems of absenteeism, tardiness, unsatisfactory employee performance, dysfunctional interpersonal relationships and ultimately low employee morale are a few examples. The AT WORK program is tailored to suit the needs of working people. This on-going lunchtime program is held once a week at noon.
New members are welcome at any time.
The Women's Resource Center and UC Police Department co-sponsor UCLA Rape Prevention and Education Services. In addition, they provide a wide range of services that may be of particular interest to University staff. The workshops are hands-on, and help to empower women with realistic options for responding quickly and effectively to a variety of situations. Training covers the misconceptions and realities of sexual assault and ways to determine which self defense strategies and techniques are best for you. All workshops are taught by certified instructors from the Los Angeles Commission on Assaults Against Women and are available to staff, faculty and students.