Business Ethics: Company Property And Information

When is it OK to use company property, and when does borrowing become stealing? How are you supposed to handle customer information - sell it to the highest bidder, destroy it all to cover your tracks in the event of an inquiry, or maybe something else? And what privacy rights can you expect while working with company equipment? This microlearning helps employees understand the right ways to think about and deal with these sensitive issues. You’ll also get to see a failed auto theft, because we’ve never seen that in any other ethics video. You’re welcome.

Every year, ethical violations cost companies millions (and sometimes billions) of dollars in fines, legal fees, and lost revenue. In an increasingly transparent world, maintaining ethical business standards is increasingly important. The only problem is that ethics training is usually about as exciting as watching someone watch paint dry. Fortunately for you, we’ve found a way to make ethics training fun. This microlearning is part of the Business Ethics series, which covers a wide range of important ethical issues, and it does so in an engaging, entertaining way.

   This course is in the Video On Demand format, to read about Video On Demand features click here.

All employees

• Company Property And Information

• Business Ethics: Bribes And Inappropriate Gifts
• Business Ethics: Conflicts Of Interest
• Business Ethics: Harassment