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A key component to workplace ethics and behavior is integrity, or being honest and doing the right thing at all times. This module focuses on fraud and deception. Plain and simple, covering up or even ignoring mistakes is fraud.

This course focuses on the problem of maintaining inside information confidential regarding the activities of an organization. It is illegal for an employee to benefit from insider information.

In part one of this two part series, you will learn about the keys to a safe workplace, an overview of the safety system, evaluation and training, and policies and procedures.

This module focuses on the problem many leaders struggle with, namely, ensuring subordinates receive their organization’s mandatory training.

This module focuses on a problem many individuals within an organization struggle with. Namely, understanding financial responsibility. This module looks at the scenario of budgets.

This module focuses on the appropriate ways to handle reports of violations of policy (misuse of confidential information). All reports of violations must be taken seriously and appropriate action taken in a timely manner. A code of ethics establishes the principles and moral values of an organization.

This module focuses on the problem many leaders struggle with, namely, perceived retaliation against an associate who reports a violation of the organization’s Code of Conduct. There’s an increasing trend within employment law that should be of particular concern to all employers.

This module focuses on a problem many leaders struggle with. Namely, ensuring that their employees feel that they are approachable and that they are there when they need them.

In this lesson, we’ll continue with our look at ergonomics awareness for supervisors by discussing the prevention of work-related disorders and the Ergonomics team approach and training.

This module focuses on a problem many leaders struggle with. Namely, remembering that everything they do on the job is setting the example for subordinates and peers alike. Discusses the implications of asking an employee to lie for you.