Virtual Workshop: Cultivating an Ethical Work Environment

This is an interactive workshop! Attendees will be provided a PDF manual to use throughout the session.

Organizations increasingly require employees to evaluate business practices, apply values and experience to address ethical issues, and make sound decisions that align with business and societal values. Many organizations look to HR teams to foster ethical work environments grounded in such principles.

HR professionals play a pivotal role in establishing a fair, morally principled workplace, including increasing awareness of organizational ethics, and decreasing ambiguity regarding ethical decisions. In this virtual workshop, we’ll discuss the components of an effective ethics program and how HR professionals can impact individual factors of this program. This includes affecting ethical awareness, judgement, and decision making in the organization on topics such as protected characteristics including age and gender (including gender transition). 

How can HR work to align the cultivated character traits of employees with those of the organization? We’ll discuss strategies to encourage individual virtue and integrity leveraging their knowledge, skills, and experience. We’ll also discuss how to help organization members align their goals with that of the organization using trust, empathy, fairness, truthfulness, responsibility, and organizational citizenship. 

At the end of this interactive workshop, attendees will be able to: 

·       Define their role in shaping and influencing organizational culture.

·       Use the Managers Guide to Influencing Culture (provided) and its guiding principles for creating a more productive and engaging workplace. 

·       Identify and incorporate strategies for five organizational values including trust, empathy, fairness, truthfulness, and responsibility, for establishing conduct and behavior in the workplace. 

·       Learn from successful organizations, and incorporate similar best practices and policies in their organizations to enhance retention. 

·       Influence individuals’ judgement and decision making on sensitive work topics.


Registration Rates

$99 for members/$149 for non-members;

Cancellation Policy: Requests for cancellations must be received via email a minimum of 5 days prior to the event.  The refund will be subject to a $100 cancellation fee.  If a request for refund/ cancellation is received within 5 days prior to the event, you will have the option to transfer the registration to another individual or forfeit the registration fee.

Dawn Tedesco

Career Compliance Solutions

Dawn is an experienced diversity and ethics trainer and frequently presents her SHRM certified course, Organizational Ethics for HR Managers. She works with organizations to advocate culture by providing inclusive onboarding, hiring, and lifecycle processes. 

Dawn is a volunteer for the New England Society of Association Executives, the American Society of Association Executives, and the Human Resources Association of Central Connecticut. She has been an Adjunct Faculty member for four Connecticut colleges and universities. 

Dawn Tedesco, owner of Career Compliance Solutions, has extensive experience in employee and management skills development and over 20 years’ hospitality operations and HR management and training experience with organizations such as Sodexo and Aramark. She has designed and developed training programs for several large organizations and now specializes in instructional design, eLearning development, and helping businesses with management skills and compliance training.

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Virtual Workshop: Cultivating an Ethical Work Environment
01/24/2024 at 10:00 AM (EST)  |  90 minutes
01/24/2024 at 10:00 AM (EST)  |  90 minutes This is an interactive workshop! Attendees will be provided a PDF manual to use throughout the session. Organizations increasingly require employees to evaluate business practices, apply values and experience to address ethical issues, and make sound decisions that align with business and societal values. Many organizations look to HR teams to foster ethical work environments grounded in such principles. HR professionals play a pivotal role in establishing a fair, morally principled workplace, including increasing awareness of organizational ethics, and decreasing ambiguity regarding ethical decisions. In this virtual workshop, we’ll discuss the components of an effective ethics program and how HR professionals can impact individual factors of this program. This includes affecting ethical awareness, judgement, and decision making in the organization on topics such as protected characteristics including age and gender (including gender transition). How can HR work to align the cultivated character traits of employees with those of the organization? We’ll discuss strategies to encourage individual virtue and integrity leveraging their knowledge, skills, and experience. We’ll also discuss how to help organization members align their goals with that of the organization using trust, empathy, fairness, truthfulness, responsibility, and organizational citizenship. At the end of this interactive workshop, attendees will be able to: • Define their role in shaping and influencing organizational culture. • Use the Managers Guide to Influencing Culture (provided) and its guiding principles for creating a more productive and engaging workplace. • Identify and incorporate strategies for five organizational values including trust, empathy, fairness, truthfulness, and responsibility, for establishing conduct and behavior in the workplace. • Learn from successful organizations, and incorporate similar best practices and policies in their organizations to enhance retention. • Influence individuals’ judgement and decision making on sensitive work topics.
Workshop: Cultivating an Ethical Work Environment as an HR Manager (Virtual)
6 Questions
6 Questions A quick survey to evaluate the effectiveness of this NEHRA session (3-4 minutes max)
SHRM & HRCI Credits & Certificate
1.00 SHRM & HRCI credit  |  Certificate available
1.00 SHRM & HRCI credit  |  Certificate available