I, ______________________, acknowledge that I received training regarding the prohibition against harassment, discrimination and retaliation and the prevention and reporting of sexual harassment and discrimination in accordance with California Government Code 12950.1 on ___________. I have also received a copy of [Company Name]'s sexual harassment policy.
I agree to abide by the principles that were explained in this training. I understand that if I have any questions that were not addressed in training or if I encounter any problems, I can contact the Human Resources Manager or the Vice President of Human Resources.
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