What are the average hours your colleagues are spending on ethics training each year?

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Founder in Services (non-Government)a month ago

3 different organizations I’ve been apart of required an annual 15 - 30 min online module. I can’t speak to the efficacy of the approach, but that is time for specific ethics training.

That said, much of the unethical behavior I’ve seen is often in environments with high pressure of high stakes. Wells Fargo’s scandal comes to mind.

Most people know the difference between right and wrong and training doesn’t add much.
If your aim is to reduce unethical behavior then looking at what in the environment might tempt it could be a more fruitful intervention.

Head Talent Development in Softwarea month ago

3 hrs

Director of HR in Healthcare and Biotecha month ago

I think we are around 2. It's content embedded into other larger trainings.

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HR Strategic Partner, People + Culture Leader6 days ago

On average, 4-5 hours annually.

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