Safety Training Course

Workplace Ethics Made Simple

Give employees a quick, clear review of theft, time fraud, bribery, data misuse, bias and other conduct that crosses ethical or legal lines at work.

Length:
8m
Language(s):
EN, FR, SP +
Year Produced:
2017

Workplace Ethics Made Simple

Workplace Ethics Made Simple provides comprehensive training on ethical decision-making and professional conduct in the workplace. This essential training course covers ethical principles, common workplace dilemmas, compliance requirements, and best practices for maintaining integrity and ethical standards in professional environments. Participants will learn to identify ethical issues, make sound decisions, and create a culture of ethical behavior that benefits both individuals and organizations.

Course Overview

  • Recognize theft of resources, time fraud and inflated expense claims
  • Identify falsified records, misleading customer claims and insider trading as unethical
  • Comply with copyright and patent law when copying or downloading material
  • Avoid giving or accepting bribes and colluding with competitors
  • Prevent bias, harassment and intimidation in dealings with coworkers
  • Describe the consequences of violating ethical standards
Objectives:
Recognize theft of resources, time fraud and inflated expense claims
Identify falsified records, misleading customer claims and insider trading as unethical
Comply with copyright and patent law when copying or downloading material
Avoid giving or accepting bribes and colluding with competitors

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FAQs

Who needs business ethics training?

Business ethics training applies to every employee, because frontline staff, office workers and managers all face choices about honesty, resources and fair treatment. Employees who handle money, records, customer data or government inspections face higher stakes. A short overview gives everyone a common understanding of conduct the organization will not accept.

What are examples of unethical behavior at work?

Common examples of unethical behavior at work include stealing supplies or merchandise, padding time records or expense reports, taking credit for others' work and sharing confidential data without approval. More serious cases include falsifying inspection documents, offering bribes, colluding with competitors and basing employment decisions on bias rather than ability.

Is unethical behavior at work illegal?

Unethical behavior at work is sometimes illegal as well as against company policy. Bribing foreign officials violates the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, colluding with competitors breaks antitrust law, and basing hiring or pay on race, sex or religion violates Title VII. Insider trading and falsifying government records can also bring criminal charges.

What is time theft at work?

Time theft is getting paid for time you did not actually work. It includes reporting extra hours, falsifying time records, taking long personal breaks and spending work time on social media or personal calls. Deliberately working below your ability also costs the employer. Time theft can lead to discipline or termination.

What are the consequences of unethical behavior in the workplace?

Unethical behavior in the workplace can lead to discipline, termination and, for illegal acts, fines or prosecution. Organizations can face lawsuits, regulatory penalties, failed inspections and lasting damage to their reputation. Coworkers lose trust too, which weakens teamwork long after the incident is over.

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