Code of Conduct Compliance Training Course
A company's Code of Conduct embodies the standards of ethical conduct expected of employees. Compliance with this Code and the related policies and procedures is a critical condition of employment. Our Code of Conduct Course will help your employees understand your code of conduct and comply with all aspects of your company's code of conduct.
- 45 Minutes
- For all staff
Learning objectives
- Recognise the company's Code of Conduct and apply it to your everyday work
- Identify trading issues and the risks associated with them
- Comply fully with all relevant laws and regulations
- Be able to detect, report and assist with the prevention of illegal activity within our Company
- Appreciate your responsibility for monitoring and completing appropriate levels of due diligence
- Take appropriate action to maintain health, safety and welfare at work
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