By Brendan Walters Osprey Software Popular Press At this point, it is commonplace. It is nearly impossible to miss in the news. There are a remarkable number of workplace-related incidents each year, ranging from workplace nuisances to major … [Read more...]
Kirsten Liston on Emerging Trends in Compliance Training [Podcast]
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By Adam Turteltaub adam.turteltaub@corporatecompliance.org As long as there have been compliance programs there has been compliance training. Despite that constancy, how that training is delivered has changed dramatically. It has evolved from … [Read more...]
Dallas Mavs Address Workplace Misconduct Matters
By David D. Dodge david@sprtsoc.com With the support and oversight of the NBA, the Dallas Mavericks have taken vigorous steps to address misconduct in the Mavs’ front office dating back nearly two decades. The corrosive culture in the Mavs’ … [Read more...]
X is for X (The Unknown Factor)
Copyright © 2018 by Barney Rosenberg President, Ethics Line, LLC™ barney@ethicslinellc.com All right, true confessions. I have been dreading X in this series. But, with your support, let’s give X a try. We all remember solving for X from high … [Read more...]
Getting Seriously Public About Non-Compliant Expenses
By Kristy Grant-Hart KristyGH@Sparkcompliance.com A dollar here. A twenty there. A couple of doctored receipts for dinner at the office. What’s the big deal? We’re not talking about a first class ticket and a suite at the Olympics or purchasing … [Read more...]
Jeff Kaplan on Conflicts of Interest [Podcast]
By Adam Turteltaub adam.turteltaub@corporatecompliance.org Conflicts of interests make up a large part of any compliance job, and few spend more time pondering them than Jeff Kaplan, a partner in the law firm of Kaplan & Walker and the editor … [Read more...]
6 Tips On Writing a Code Of Conduct For a Business
By Grace Carter, Educator & Content Manager Boomessays and UK Writings services There is no business that is too small for a code of ethics. This can be a powerful tool in helping you maintain a healthy business atmosphere and avoid some common … [Read more...]
Barney Rosenberg on Compliance Openness [Podcast]
By Adam Turteltaub adam.turteltaub@corporatecompliance.org Openness is both important and a challenge for compliance departments and their leaders. On the one hand, you have to create an environment where people want to speak up, where trust is … [Read more...]
Common Hiring Mistakes to Avoid and Foster A Great Company Culture
By Ashley Lipman Content Marketing Specialist Business owners work hard to create and cultivate company culture. However, the culture of a company does not come from upper management decree. If you want to cultivate company culture, you should … [Read more...]
W is for Work Ethic
Copyright © 2018 by Barney Rosenberg President, Ethics Line, LLC™ barney@ethicslinellc.com I am certainly not an expert on this subject. But I do hear a lot of chatter about Millennials and Gen-Xers and whatever groups come before or after them. … [Read more...]
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