Conflicts of Interest
15 minutes
Short course
All industries
This course explains what conflicts of interest are, how to determine what constitutes a conflict of interest and whether you need to report one to your organisation.
Description
This immersive course explains what conflicts of interest are, how to determine what constitutes a conflict of interest and whether you need to report a potential conflict of interest to your organisation.
Learners are guided through a fictitious organisation to hear the employees' concerns and advise them on whether they have a true conflict of interest or not.
Once the learner has visited the various departments, they will be asked to answer any questions the employees have about declaring a conflict of interest and the conflicts of interest register.
Features
- What constitutes as a potential conflict of interest
- Why do conflicts of interest affect organisations negatively
- Why should conflicts of interest be reported and registered
- How to check the conflicts of interest register
- How can potential conflict of interests be perceived by other employees
- How can organisations proactively prevent conflicts of interest
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This is a trial version of the VinciWorks course Anti-Bribery Fundamentals. This course can be fully adapted to suit your industry and location. Custom content can be easily added.
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