Keep your company out of court—and your executives out
of jail—with this program. The vast majority of people
are ethical. They want to do the right thing and follow the law.
They want to work for companies that are ethical, too. In addition
to any standards of business conduct that employers may adopt,
an array of laws govern every employee's actions. Some of these
fall into the area of common sense or ethics, such as non-disclosure
of proprietary information. Others may not be quite as intuitive,
for example the laws governing insider trading and antitrust.
The program gives managers the tools for preventing legal violations.
"This is a great program. I highly recommend it."
-- Manager, Fujitsu Computer Systems Corporation
Who should attend: executives, managers, supervisors
Participants will learn:
- Legal Landscape & Ethical Duties
- Sarbanes-Oxley
- Federal Sentencing Guidelines
- Document Retention Duties
- Accurate documentation
- Proper distribution
of documents
- Document retention and destruction
- Market Integrity
Requirements
- Insider trading
- Fair disclosure
- Duty of Loyalty
- Company proprietary information
- Fair Business
Practices
- Intellectual property protections
- Conflicts of interest
- Gifts and entertainment
- Government
Contracting Limitations
- Government contracting
- Political activities
- Fair Competition
- Corporate espionage prohibitions
- Antitrust laws
- hiring and leaving employer
- International Business
Laws
- Export control
- Foreign corrupt practices
- Boycotts
- Responding to Violations
- Whistleblower protections
- Government investigatio
This program includes: Your organization's policies and procedures, video vignettes, small group discussion, case studies and extensive Q & A. Our instructors are seasoned attorneys, experienced trainers, and skilled facilitators who use personal stories and appropriate humor to make this topic come alive!
Length: Half-day
To find out more about our national training programs or to book a workshop, please call 800-458-2778, email training@fairmeasures.com or CLICK HERE.