Code of Conduct
Every company expects its employees to meet the highest professional standards, to act ethically and with integrity.
A Code of Conduct summarises the standards of conduct expected from every employee of a company and provides guidance when dealing with specific situations.
Our Code of Conduct Training Course will help your employees learn about your code of conduct then demonstrate its application in a series of practical examples.
- 45 Minutes
- For all staff
- Based on UK legislation, but suitable for global audiences upon the removal of UK-specific references and translation as necessary.
Learning objectives
- Identify trading issues and the risks associated with them
- Fully comply with all relevant laws and regulations
- Be able to detect and prevent fraud and bribery within our Company
- Appreciate your responsibility for monitoring and reporting
- Take appropriate action to maintain health, safety and welfare at work
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