[The August Best Practice Forum was held on August 19, 2021] Staying at the Forefront of E&C Training: Innovation is Key In order to be effective, today’s E&C training must be relevant, timely and engaging. It must also be developed and deployed in ways that are both innovative and agile.
Join us for Driving Ethics and Compliance Through the Performance Management System, a Best Practice Forum event that explores the ways that E&C leaders can connect ethics and compliance to performance management in creative and practical ways. You will learn: Practical ways to integrate ethics and compliance into performance appraisals
In today's organizations, employees can find themselves strapped with more responsibilities, expanding goals and tightening deadlines. When you add these factors up, it can often lead to an increase in pressure to compromise ethical and organizational values. How many of today's employees are experiencing pressure in the workplace? What effects
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This year, organizations are navigating unprecedented challenges with COVID-19 causing a disruption in where and how some employees work. Conversations about race, discrimination and social justice have come to the forefront of public discourse due in part to the killing of George Floyd earlier this year, which set off
The ways in which today's organizations define "the workplace" were upended this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Remote work has become the norm for many employees in the US and around the globe. We are only now beginning to understand key impacts of remote work on E&C programs. An
Until recently, conducting remote E&C investigations was an occasional occurrence. Most investigations were done in person and on-site. However, due to COVID, what was once incidental to the way we do business has become the norm. This Best Practice Forum will explore how conducting internal Investigations remotely has now become
ECI is excited to announce a monumental event for the E&C community. In his first public speaking engagement since his appointment earlier this month, Brian Rabbitt, Head of the Justice Department’s Criminal Division will discuss the recent updates to two guidance documents on corporate compliance. Rabbitt will answer your questions
