A corporation’s most valuable asset is its reputation for ethical conduct. Each and every employee, no matter the job title, must be vigilant in protecting the reputation of their company or organization. An institution in good standing has earned that status through the efforts and solid values of generations of owners, presidents, and employees. The primary objective of this training course is to present several different areas to consider in regard to ethical behavior in the workplace. This presentation is offered to reinforce the idea that ethically and socially responsible behavior is both right and good for business. This review will include such areas as your responsibilities as an employee, handling confidential information, internet use, recordkeeping issues, conflicts of interest, and much more.

REGULATORY REFERENCE:

N/A

APPROXIMATE DURATION:

25 Minutes

A corporation’s most valuable asset is its reputation for ethical conduct. Each and every employee, no matter the job title, must be vigilant in protecting the reputation of their company or organization. An institution in good standing has earned that status through the efforts and solid values of generations of owners, presidents, and employees. The primary objective of this training course is to present several different areas to consider in regard to ethical behavior in the workplace. This presentation is offered to reinforce the idea that ethically and socially responsible behavior is both right and good for business. This review will include such areas as your responsibilities as an employee, handling confidential information, internet use, recordkeeping issues, conflicts of interest, and much more.

REGULATORY REFERENCE:

N/A

APPROXIMATE DURATION:

25 Minutes