Table of contents:
- Training on bribery by Transparency International
- UN against Corruption — practical guide
- Online game by Anti-Corruption Resource Centre
- What is Corruption? by the University of Pennsylvania
- Confronting sexual harassment training by NYC gov
Tackling corruption is not an easy task — it requires experience, some observation, and regular practice. For some anti-corruption studies, you need only free time, online access, and a desire to learn — that's precisely the case. We've prepared the top 5 of the best training on corruption and bribery for both newbies and experienced compliance officers. You can refresh your knowledge or start from scratch — it is an exciting journey.
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1. Training on bribery by Transparency International (UK)
It's not a boring bundle of theoretical advice — you will play the role of an online mentor and help in solving moral dilemmas. How much should a dinner cost in order not to exceed hospitality limits? Can charity bring the possibility of fraudulent transactions and legal liability to your company? You can learn the definitions of bribery and analyze bribery risks with the help of down-to-earth examples from real life. As a mentor, you will solve Isabella's and Vincent's problems — see it to the end, and you become an expert.
2. UN against Corruption — practical guide
This is a course of six modules with different content and characters. You will be a market analyst, company owner, a relative of the employee, and others. Corruption training from the UN is a must since it extends the concern of hospitality limit to issues of intermediaries in negotiations, facilitation payments, and insider information. Get a chance to practice being a lawyer and involved person at the same time — it will not take more than an hour of your time.
3. Online game by Anti-Corruption Resource Centre
A game of four parts, where you first learn theory, then work with corruption risks and make your decisions on real-life situations — that's what we get from ACRC. It is short and balanced with all kinds of activities: you may guess, come back to refresh your knowledge, and finally, get evaluated to check yourself. This game is better for newbies in anti-corruption practices, though, you may check other in-depth training from ACRC.
4. What is Corruption? by University of Pennsylvania
We hope you are here for the long run as well — this course is long, and detailed, and gives you a real start in the world of compliance. This course is complex and has a strong focus on anti-corruption laws, and the connection between corruption and corporate culture: all of these are good for professionals and beginners. You can make as many mistakes as you want — there is no obligatory evaluation. No certificate for this course, but you can pass it for free.
5. Confronting sexual harassment training by the NYC government
Corruption starts not only with direct signals of bribery, living beyond means, blurry history of employment — tensions in the corporate environment bind it. This training on confronting sexual harassment can help you understand limits in business communication and daily conversations. You might be surprised by some cases presented in this interactive journey: the answers aren't so obvious. If you are an employee, you can learn how to protect yourself and what to do when no one reacts to your claims. If you are an employer, you can know when and why you should interfere to save your reputation and warm atmosphere in the company.
That's pretty much it — more than enough to entertain you for weekdays and weekends. Sharing is caring, so we will be glad if you pick your favourite training and let more people know about it.
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