Expect ethics training in the 21st century to become the next necessity.
With the economy looming and businesses keeping corporate integrity at the utmost level of urgency, more major corporations are seeing the need for a proper ethics training & corporate compliance program, more than ever before. Since the Sarbanes-Oxley act of 2002, corporate compliance (including proper reporting and auditing practices) has become law in the United States. Slowly but surely, individual states will eventually adopt mandatory ethics training requirements, as California has, with its code-name "AB1825" or sexual harassment training regulation.
Ethics training is currently performed by private companies and individuals, and should be tailored to a corporations' individual needs. To learn more about ethics training, code of conduct and conflict of interest training, visit Ethics Training for a wealth of free information.
