Workplaces are made up of diverse groups of people with diverse motivations, backgrounds, and ethics. When such groups are brought together, sometimes there are opportunities for ethical, moral, financial, or even legal, boundaries to be crossed. Sometimes those boundaries are crossed with disastrous results.
A workplace code of conduct is a tool that can be used to prevent such digressions by providing a framework for employees to follow of what is expected of them and how to conduct themselves in various situations.
This course will look at the material that goes into a code of conduct and will allow participants to build their own as the day goes on.
You will spend the first part of the day getting to know participants and discussing what will take place during the workshop. Students will also have an opportunity to identify their personal learning objectives.
This session shows students what a code of conduct is, which companies need one, and what goes into a code.
Here, students learn what needs to be included in a code of conduct and does not need to be included. The session also looks at risks and how to identify them.
Students will learn in this session about spreading the word of the code of conduct, training, and violations.
Under consideration in this session are various examples of existing codes of conduct.
This session looks at what to do, and the steps to take, when you make a mistake and violate a code.
This session tackles how to follow up on a code of conduct with an audit.
This final session takes a look at what the students have learned and allows a chance to develop an actual code of conduct.
At the end of the course, students will have an opportunity to ask questions and fill out an action plan.
