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COVID-19 has forced many ethical considerations to the forefront of HR.
Whether confronting issues related to vaccinations, masking, employee retention, or mental health, making decisions based on ethics is a daily chore for many HR professionals. Moreover, ethics impact employees who value a company with ethics and have been known to stay employed with such a company.
Covid -19 was not the only impact on Ethics in the workplace. Employers who have decreased their ethics compliance have been known to lose in employee retention. Transparency is more of a need now than ever before.
Hybrid workplaces have also made an impact on workplaces. Remote work and those Employers making a decision to have employees come to the office have to ensure they provide ethics training so employees understand what is expected.
Many HR professionals and other professionals are required to attend ethics classes as part of their professional associations and careers. This requirement will assist Employers to ensure that Ethics is part of compliance initiatives.
WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND?
Why do you need an Ethics Code in your company?
If it’s legal doesn’t that mean it’s ethical?
How can having one benefit your profits and protect your company from legal problems? How can NOT having one set you up for problems and financial disaster? The bottom line is that companies should have ethics codes to promote ethical behavior - not to enhance productivity, profits, or public relations.
On the other hand, a sound, well-administered code can benefit a company and its stakeholders in a variety of ways.
Ethical organizations develop and maintain strong responsibilities to the general public, their customers, their employees, and their investors. Just developing an ethics compliance policy is not enough organizations need to develop a culture of ethics which includes training managers and employees and adding it to your employee handbook with leadership taking an active role.
We are going to learn how a well-established ethics program will bring value to any company. A weak ethics program can ruin the company’s reputation and will lose employees.
AREA COVERED
- What is workplace ethics?
- Learn how an effective ethics program and training can increase a company’s
- What is the impact of a weak ethics program?
- Learn how COVID-19 impacted ethics in the workplace
- Learn how the previous administration has changed how ethics is perceived in the workplace
- Learning what best practices on ethics focus can provide significant factors in the workplace
- Learn how transparency by workplace leaders will make an ethical program
- Learn how the great resignation concept includes employees who do not trust employers
- Learn how regular ethics training will prepare managers and professionals on establishes an effective ethics program
WHO WILL BENEFIT?
- All Employers
- Business Owners
- HR Professionals
- Company Leadership
- Supervisors/Managers
- Compliance professionals
- Small Business Owners
- Defense and federal contractors
- Ethics officersxx
Why do you need an Ethics Code in your company?
If it’s legal doesn’t that mean it’s ethical?
How can having one benefit your profits and protect your company from legal problems? How can NOT having one set you up for problems and financial disaster? The bottom line is that companies should have ethics codes to promote ethical behavior - not to enhance productivity, profits, or public relations.
On the other hand, a sound, well-administered code can benefit a company and its stakeholders in a variety of ways.
Ethical organizations develop and maintain strong responsibilities to the general public, their customers, their employees, and their investors. Just developing an ethics compliance policy is not enough organizations need to develop a culture of ethics which includes training managers and employees and adding it to your employee handbook with leadership taking an active role.
We are going to learn how a well-established ethics program will bring value to any company. A weak ethics program can ruin the company’s reputation and will lose employees.
- What is workplace ethics?
- Learn how an effective ethics program and training can increase a company’s
- What is the impact of a weak ethics program?
- Learn how COVID-19 impacted ethics in the workplace
- Learn how the previous administration has changed how ethics is perceived in the workplace
- Learning what best practices on ethics focus can provide significant factors in the workplace
- Learn how transparency by workplace leaders will make an ethical program
- Learn how the great resignation concept includes employees who do not trust employers
- Learn how regular ethics training will prepare managers and professionals on establishes an effective ethics program
- All Employers
- Business Owners
- HR Professionals
- Company Leadership
- Supervisors/Managers
- Compliance professionals
- Small Business Owners
- Defense and federal contractors
- Ethics officersxx
Speaker Profile

Margie Faulk is a senior level human resources professional with over 15 years of HR management and compliance experience. A current Compliance Advisor for HR Compliance Solutions, LLC, Margie, has worked as an HR Compliance advisor for major corporations and small businesses in the small, large, private, public and Non-profit sectors. Margie has provided small to large businesses with risk management strategies that protect companies and reduces potential workplace fines and penalties from violation of employment regulations. Margie is bilingual (Spanish) fluent and Bi-cultural.Margie’s area of expertise includes Criminal Background Screening Policies and auditing, I-9 document correction and storage compliance, …
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