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Corporate Values And Ethics
Rating: 3.5 out of 5(44 ratings)
96 students

Corporate Values And Ethics

How to apply ethical behave and conduct in all our business and life
Created byEric Yeboah
Last updated 3/2026
English

What you'll learn

  • Learn values and ethics in business
  • Learn basic workplace ethics for an organization
  • Importance of employee code of conduct
  • Learn ethics in human resources
  • Learn resolving an ethical dilemma
  • Learn general ethic considerations in organization
  • How to spot poor corporate value and ethics in organization

Course content

7 sections29 lectures1h 40m total length
  • Introduction2:26

    Explore corporate values and ethics, including basics, the importance of workplace ethics, employee codes of conduct, and ethics across sales, production, technology, and international business.

  • Values and ethics in business5:01

    Explore values and ethics in business as a code of conduct guiding transactions, from profit maximization to corporate social responsibility and governance, including going green and philanthropy.

  • Importance of ethics4:17

    Emphasizes that ethics must be practiced, not just written, guiding fair, lawful practices that benefit consumers, employees, and society; values drive decisions, credibility, and long-term success.

  • Sources of business ethics4:36
  • Basic workplace ethics for an organization5:08

    Explore basic workplace ethics, including punctuality, transparent policies, equal treatment, respect, and clear communication of rules, roles, and holiday practices to boost morale and organizational alignment.

  • Role of management in inculcating workplace ethics5:18

    Management must model workplace ethics, monitor and mentor, and maintain transparent dialogue to guide what is right and wrong, set punctuality, adhere to rules, and address grievances privately.

  • Tips to promote workplace ethics5:14

    Promote workplace ethics through respectful treatment of essential staff and clear policies. Foster transparency, open communication, mentoring, and fair, performance-based rewards to strengthen loyalty and job security.

Requirements

  • No requirements
  • Desire to learn more about corporate values and ethics

Description

The corporate values and ethics in organization is very important for any organization, when businesses and employees understand the need to behave ethically it will help the organization, and bring respect and harmony in the organization, we live to be called human beings when we can do things and ways that will not affect our brother or colleague negatively, our ability to differentiate right from wrong is very important to us all as humans.

The values and ethics in business is very important to all people, we also need to understand the importance and contribution of ethics in our business and social life. In business world the role of management in inculcating workplace ethics is very important and healthy for the future of the organization, it is important to management to provide guidelines on how workers in the organisation will behave ethically, there has to be proper dress code for the organization, employee code of conduct to ensure career growth and attend office in time and respect your superiors.

There is the need for organization to resolved the ethical dilemma in the organization such as know the ethical principles, debate moral choices, balance sheet approach and engage people up and down the hierarchy, it is also important to integrate ethical decision making into strategic thinking. It is very important to ensure that in all our areas of work we need to ensure good ethical behavior either in sales and marketing or ethics in production etc. Spotting poor corporate and unethical behavior requires looking beyond a company's public mission statement and examining its daily practices, leadership behavior, and employee turnover rates.

Who this course is for:

  • everybody, students, entrepreneurs, business people, managers, companies, HR specialist, CEO, governments, head of departments, general public etc.