Expert Says Business Ethics Making A Comeback, Business-Ethics Training On Increase
Suggests business ethics no different than personal ethics.
Encino, CA (PRWEB) August 11, 2004 -- One possible result of the past few years corporate scandals? Business ethics are making a comeback, according to training expert Myron Curry, president of BusinessTrainingMedia.com. He bases his claim on the fact that training in business ethics is on the upswing.
Over the past 18 months, weve seen a dramatic increase in the number of our customers who focus on business ethics and accountability training programs for managers and executives," Curry says. More and more companies and businesspeople now realize that ethics play as large a role in the public as they do the private and that you cant check your ethics at the door when you enter the workplace."
Employers who want to provide business-ethics, integrity and accountability training have a multitude of options. BusinessTrainingMedia.com, for instance, offers more than 10 programs focusing on those topics, including 50 Activities for Promoting Ethics within the Organization; Accountability That Works; and A.C.T. with Integrity.
Curry suggests that organizations create a written workplace code of ethics for every employee to follow: This workplace code of ethics should be supported by company training and must include every manager and executive. This is an important first step for companies to take in ensuring ethics in their workplace."
About BusinessTrainingMedia.com
Formed in 1998, BusinessTrainingMedia.com provides workforce and business-development training programs designed exclusively for corporate trainers, managers, executives, educators, entrepreneurs, law enforcement and human resource professionals. The companys corporate training Website features more than 5000 workforce-training videos, DVDs, instructor-led workshops, live seminars, books and interactive computer-based learning programs. BusinessTrainingMedia.com has more than 4000 customers worldwide, including AT&T, Amazon.com, 3M, IBM, Bank of America, Disney Worldwide, FedEx, United States Postal Service, Yahoo!, Sprint, University of Arizona, Penn State University and others.
Through a partnership with Seminar Information Services, BTM provides access to over 360,000 live seminars and workshops listed annually. Subscribers can enroll online. Among the more than 500 seminar providers in the BTM database are the American Management Association, Karrass Seminars, Skillpath Seminars, Padgett-Thompson, UCLA, University of Michigan, and the Wharton School, to name a few. In addition, BTM offers a growing online library of free business management, training, and compliance articles.
To find out more, visit http://www.businesstrainingmedia.com or call 1-888-337-2121.
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