Performance
Steps
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1. Treat others with dignity and respect.
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a.
Demonstrate Army Values
associated with equal opportunity.
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(1)
Display unquestionable
loyalty.
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(2)
Follow your higher duty
to the Army and the nation.
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(3)
Treat people as they
should be treated.
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(4)
Live up to all the Army
values.
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b.
Conform to the Army’s EO
and sexual harassment policies.
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(1)
Do not make racial or sexual comments and/or gestures.
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(2)
Do not make national origin or religious comments, jokes, slurs.
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(3)
Do not display racist or sexually offensive visual materials.
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(4)
Do not make unsolicited and unwelcome sexual contact with fellow
soldiers.
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(5)
Do not stereotype fellow soldiers or make assumptions about their
cultural background, race,
religion, or beliefs.
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(6)
Do not use profanity or sexually oriented language.
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(7)
Do not discount the religious beliefs of fellow soldiers.
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c.
Avoid belonging to
extremist organizations or
participating in extremist
activities.
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d.
Avoid engaging in
intimate personal relationships with
soldiers of different ranks that
could disrupt unit cohesion.
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2. Take personal actions to keep your unit free from
unlawful discrimination and sexual
harassment.
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a.
Promote EO and
interpersonal harmony.
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(1)
Interact with soldiers
of different races and genders.
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(2)
Respect the cultural
background of fellow soldiers.
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(3)
Advocate fair treatment
for all soldiers.
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(4)
Recognize and respect
fellow soldiers’ individual needs,
aspirations, and capabilities.
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(5)
Communicate openly and
honestly with fellow soldiers.
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b.
Make on-the-spot
corrections of fellow soldiers whose
behaviors are contrary to Army EO
and sexual harassment policies.
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(1)
Correct soldiers using
racial or sexually harassing
nonverbal gestures.
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(2)
Correct soldiers using
racial or sexually harassing
verbal comments.
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(3)
Correct soldiers
displaying racial or sexually
harassing visual materials.
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(4)
Correct soldiers who
physically contact other soldiers
in a sexual manner.
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c.
Follow recommended
techniques for dealing with sexual
harassment.
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3. Report behaviors that violate the Army’s EO and
sexual harassment policies.
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a.
Report to the chain of
command.
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b.
Report to alternative
agencies.
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c.
File an EO or sexual
harassment complaint.
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d.
Report intimidation,
harassment, or reprisal for making a
complaint.
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Performance
Measures
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GO
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NO
GO
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1. Treated others with dignity and respect.
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a.
Demonstrated Army values
associated with EO.
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|
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(1)
Displayed
unquestionable loyalty.
|
|
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(2)
Followed higher duty to
the Army and the nation.
|
|
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(3)
Treated people as they
should be treated.
|
|
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(4)
Lived up to all the
Army values.
|
|
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b.
Conformed
to the Army’s EO and sexual
harassment policies.
|
|
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(1)
Avoided making racial
or sexual comments and/or
gestures.
|
|
|
(2)
Avoided making national
origin or religious comments,
jokes or slurs.
|
|
|
(3)
Avoided displaying
racial or sexually offensive
visual materials.
|
|
|
(4)
Avoided making
unsolicited and unwelcome sexual
contact with fellow soldiers.
|
|
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(5)
Avoided stereotyping
fellow soldiers or making
assumptions about their cultural
background, race, religion, or
beliefs.
|
|
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(6)
Avoided using profanity
or sexually oriented language.
|
|
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(7)
Avoided discounting the
religious beliefs of fellow
soldiers.
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c.
Avoided
belonging to extremist organizations
or participating in extremist
activities.
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d.
Avoided
engaging in intimate personal
relationships with soldiers of
different ranks that could disrupt
unit cohesion.
|
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2. Personally acted to keep the unit free from
unlawful discrimination and sexual
harassment.
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a.
Promoted EO and
interpersonal harmony.
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|
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b.
Made
on-the-spot corrections of fellow
soldiers whose behaviors were
contrary to Army EO and sexual
harassment policies.
|
|
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c.
Followed
recommended techniques for dealing
with sexual harassment.
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3. Reported behaviors that violated the Army’s EO and
sexual harassment policies.
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