Shaping your Organization’s Ethical Foundation - ABEN - ON DEMAND - NO CE
This program is not available for credit.
- Average Rating:
- 9
- Categories:
- Soft Skills
- Faculty:
- Charla Welch
- Course Levels:
- Mid-Level/Senior Level
- Duration:
- 1.5 Hour
Description
Corporate culture drives integrity. Done right, it motivates employees to do their best and roots out ethical dilemmas before they become a problem. This course examines some of the building blocks needed for an ethical organization, with special emphasis placed on HR’s role in shaping organizational culture. HR professionals support executive leadership’s mission and delivery of services in the most ethical manner possible, but what should be done when tension arises between operations and ethics? This course identifies mechanisms to ensure your team is set up for success in creating and maintaining an ethical organization. The scenarios will involve Business Management and Employee and Labor Relations, two main drivers of an ethical corporate culture.
Basic Course Information
Learning Objectives- Identify the fundamental ethical principles and various models for ethical decision making
- Identify how an organization establishes and maintains an ethical culture
- Understand how to implement and assess a code of ethics within an organization
- Examine the potential for conflict between individuals, leadership dynamics, and governance and control mechanisms
- Explore how to combat dangerous group psychological tendencies
- Outline the relationship between ethics and internal controls to monitor ethical compliance
- Apply ethical principles to employee relations scenarios from a managerial perspective
Course Materials
| Shaping Org's Ethical_Handout (0.27 MB) | Available after Purchase | ||
Faculty
Charla Welch Related Seminars and Products
Charla is a former practicing attorney who transitioned to HR. She has experience both in-house and as an external counselor, with extensive expertise in Employee Relations (including performance management, discipline, dispute resolution, labor negotiations, investigations and compliance), Policy & Process Design, and Training. Since moving from California to Austin five years ago, Charla has been consulting with numerous organizations of all sizes across multiple industries on a wide range of HR concerns. Her clients would say she’s a solutions-driven consultant, with the unique ability to be detail-oriented and act in the moment, while remaining attuned to long-term business objectives. She is as skilled and comfortable interacting with the c-suite as she is explaining HR basics to front-line supervisors. Charla has served as chief negotiator for agencies in labor negotiations, working in confidence with city councils and boards to understand their vision and bring it to fruition at the bargaining table, while maintaining awareness of relevant laws and strategic considerations. Given her integrity and exceptional work product, Charla establishes strong working relationships quickly, serving as a skilled coach and trusted advisor.
Charla obtained her bachelor degree in Speech Communication (with a concentration on Organizational Communication and minor is International Business) before achieving a juris doctorate from the University of San Francisco School of Law. She passed the California bar exam on her first try and practiced at a medium sized law firm, where her experience included advice and counsel in nearly all areas of employment law, such as: Title VII / state discrimination laws, the ADA, the FLSA, the FMLA / state leave laws, contractual disputes, employee handbooks and numerous other employment laws and labor regulations. Since founding her HR consulting practice, Cultivate People, she has chosen to go on inactive status with the bar.
State Specific Details
Basic Course Information
Designed For Managers in HR and/or senior leadership.Promo Video
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