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Instructor-Led Training

Ethics Training for the Workplace

Imagine a world where everyone lived by the same code of ethics. We would all believe the same things were right and wrong; we’d all have the same hard-working gumption; we’d all trust each other implicitly; and we’d never have to reprimand others for their behavior.

This course discusses the importance of having a workplace code of ethics — a code of conduct that is expected and required of all employees. Participants will have the chance to evaluate their own ethical beliefs and discuss how to take a more ethical approach back at the workplace.

Course Outcomes

List positive outcomes of living by an ethical code of conduct
Apply skills for working in an ethical manner
Practice supporting others in living by a code of conduct
Apply a general code of conduct to specific workplace scenarios
Communicate the organization’s ethics to others
Recognize the rights and responsibilities of whistleblowers

Course Agenda

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Session 1: Define Ethics and Ethical Behavior

Session 2: Maintain and Support Good Ethics

Techniques for building trust and mutual respect
Create an environment of openness and transparency
Credibility busters to avoid and ways to boost your credibility
Identify your core values
Create and align your mission statement with your company’s
Learn how ethics lead to effective decision making
Use what-if scenarios to work through real-world dilemmas
Ask questions when faced with a difficult person

Session 3: Understanding and Following a Code of Conduct

Session 4: Ensuring Compliance

Examine your corporate culture and learn how to make ethics a priority
Create an infrastructure to support ethical behavior
Communicate your ethics policy and identify where your policies fall short
Confront a co-worker who commits an ethical breach
Know your rights as a whistleblower and the correct process to follow
Avoid the slippery slope of ethics violations — little things mean a lot
Say "no" the first time: Be a person of values who won’t be corrupted
Take responsibility for your actions: Make personal accountability your key to compliance
Create an ethics action plan

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