February's Featured Course - Ethics in the Workplace: A Forum for Discussion
As companies across industry sectors recover from the shockwaves of unethical
corporate leadership, many are looking to restore consumer confidence by dusting
off old ethical manuals and mission statements. From the top-level executive to
the entry-level staff member, many organizations are looking to discuss the implications
of ethical questions.
Supporting your frontline staff in understanding and identifying the ethical questions
which the energy industry is facing today is a complex task. This one-day course
will provide attendees with a wide exposure to the questions and concerns surrounding
ethical behavior for the energy industry today. Participants will join in an in-depth
examination of key industry case studies and examine some tools to help them determine
ethical behavior in their day to day responsibilities.
Who Should Attend
This one-day workshop is perfect for all organizations struggling with addressing
the question of ethics in the energy industry. The opportunity to attend a workshop,
which can support the ethical direction of your organization and create a building
block to have your own policies live with the frontlines, is imperative in the industry
today. The front, middle and back office would all benefit from an interactive debate
about ethical behavior and the perceptions that exist outside of the industry looking in.
Further information: Ethics in the Work Place: A Forum for Discussion
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