Prohibited Harassment & Discrimination

The City of Madison’s vision is Inclusive, Innovative, and Thriving. The City of Madison is committed to equity, diversity, inclusion, and equal employment for all. Our policy is to be welcoming, safe, and fair to all employees and members of the community. The goal of our policy is for the work environment to be free of harassment, discrimination, and retaliation. To that end, this policy will be liberally construed and strictly enforced.

We expect all employees to treat their colleagues and members of the public in a welcoming, fair, respectful, and equitable manner. The following behaviors are prohibited under this policy: discrimination, harassment, retaliation, hazing, quid pro quo or other types of sexual harassment, micro-aggressions (subtle acts of exclusion), and creating a hostile work environment due to protected class.

The full policy can be found here: https://www.cityofmadison.com/mayor/apm/3-5.pdf

The APM 3-5 Resource Guide can be found here: https://www.cityofmadison.com/mayor/apm/dcr/APM3-5ResourceGuide.pdf

If you have questions or concerns about this policy, you may contact the Department of Civil Rights at APM3-5Complaints@cityofmadison.com or call our front desk at 266-4910.

You can also report a violation of this policy by using this Online Complaint Form: https://apm3-5.cityofmadison.com/Home/DisComplaintView

Training

Each City of Madison department is required to ensure all employees are trained per policy requirements.

The training schedule is as follows:

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PoliceOffice of Director of TransportationMetroPolice
LibraryOffice of Police MonitorEngineeringLibrary
Parking UtilityFireWater UtilityParking Utility
ITStreetsTraffic EngineeringIT
City AttorneyParksMonona TerraceCity Attorney
Civil RightsCDAFleetCivil Rights
Human ResourcesCommunity DevelopmentAssessorHuman Resources
Common CouncilPlanningMayor's OfficeCommon Council
Municipal CourtBuilding InspectionCity ClerkMunicipal Court
EAPEconomic DevelopmentFinanceEAP
 Office of Director DPCED  

Permanent employees must sign up for training within 45 days of hire or promotion.

Additionally, every three years, each City of Madison employee must attend APM 3-5 training. Mandatory Reporters may not attend regular employee trainings, instead, they must attend mandatory reporting training. Mandatory Reporters include lead workers, supervisors, managers, and department heads.

Seasonal employees should be trained per the instructions on the employee onboarding page on employeenet

Sign up for an upcoming Prohibited Harassment Trainings: Employee Trainings / Mandatory Reporter Trainings

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