Workplace Ethics And Attitude

This course explores the interaction between ethics, attitude and some workplace laws.

What you'll learn
Explore how to determine the special needs of individuals.
Identify Bonafide Occupational Qualifications.
Identify how to articulate values.
Requirements
No advanced preparation or prerequisites are required for this course.
Description
I believe that having the right attitude is far more powerful and useful than all the written rules in the world.This course explores the interaction between ethics, attitude and some workplace laws – with multiple examples of how they are applied in the workplace.The course discusses ethical and legal dilemmas, changes over time, some workplace laws, some examples of differences in international business, the question of whether social responsibility should or should not be a workplace mandate, attitudes and how they affect laws such as those in Title VII, and how moral beliefs changed over time.The examples given are from real workplace experiences and some of them will have the reader wondering whether his or her prior opinion continues to be valid.Finally, there will be a series of tips to make a code of ethics live and breathe inside the workplace.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction to Ethics and Attitude

Lecture 2 Example One

Lecture 3 Handshakes and Contracts

Lecture 4 Variations of Morality

Lecture 5 Ethical Standards in International Business

Lecture 6 Tips of The Trade

Section 2: Supporting Materials

Lecture 7 Slides: Ethics and Attitude in the Workplace

Lecture 8 Ethics and Attitude in the Workplace Glossary/Index

Section 3: Review and Test

Anyone interested in human resources or related fields.