Until relatively recently the overriding aim of a company was clear – make shareholders happy by maintaining or increasing the share price, making profits and paying dividends. But in recent years this view has changed and it is now clearly recognised that organisations have responsibilities to a wide range of stakeholders.
Ethical compliance is not simply a trend; it is good business and management sense. Encouraging ethical compliance helps to improve organisational performance.
In this new course John Taylor looks at corporate culture and the root causes of dysfunctional behaviour. He explains how you can analyse and change culture to promote ethical behaviour and what benefits this can have for the organisation as a whole.
In Ethical Compliance you can work through scenarios, share your learning with peers, and get the knowledge and skills to ensure that you and your organisation always behave ethically.
So buy it today and get 4 hours of online cpd for just £75.
