As a local government leader, you have the challenge of fostering an ethical workplace that can effectively deal with and recognize ethical dilemmas as they arise.
At the same time, public suspicion and mistrust, media coverage of ethical violations, and the explosion of communications technologies bring a new urgency and challenge to managers who seek to instill ethical values in their organization. Ethics awareness and training are fundamental to sound government management.
What You Will Learn
Designed for local government managers and supervisors, this 3-hour web workshop will provide the strategies and tools you need to foster an ethical organization. Through the use of case studies and discussion, this training offers practical strategies and tools to help you:
- Build a more ethical workplace and culture.
- Create a framework for ethical decision making.
- Form guidelines for fostering ethics in the organization.
- Ensure your organization is prepared to recognize and handle ethical dilemmas that could place you or your staff in precarious situations.
- Increase ethics awareness.
You’ll discover:
- How to build ethical habits to deal with difficult situations, through the use of real world cases.
- How you can implement new actions in your organization to strengthen ethical behaviors.
- How to identify/recognize common ethical issues.
- How to approach ethical paradoxes and dilemmas in which more than one action may be "right."
- And much more.
During the web workshop, short breaks are built in for participant case study review and discussion. You also will have the opportunity to ask questions and engage with the workshop leader and other participants.
Building an Ethical Culture: The Leader’s Role web workshop is interactive, motivational, and grounded in public service values. These challenging fiscal times can bring hard choices, and what better time to strengthen the ethical culture of your organization than by registering for this timely training.
Addresses Practice Group 17: Integrity
What Is an ICMA University Web Workshop?
With tight budgets and, in many cases, a travel moratorium, it’s a challenge to continue to provide necessary professional development for your staff. Web workshops are the high-quality, lower-cost solution you’ve been asking for.
With ICMA University’s Web workshops, you get low-cost training for your staff without having to worry about travel budgets. ICMA Web workshops provide leadership and management skill-building professional development in a half-day format, with breaks for case study review and discussion among your staff. It’s the same high-quality content and training as the ICMA University Workshops To Go, provided over the phone and Internet, with staff from other jurisdictions participating from their locations.
One low registration fee ($395 for ICMA members, $595 for nonmembers) allows an unlimited number of staff from your office to participate in the half-day workshop by gathering in a training room at your location and dialing in to a toll-free number on speakerphone. You also will log in to the session on the Internet, where you will view the PowerPoint presentation. During the Web workshop, you will get a chance to have discussions with your staff about case studies, ask questions of and interact with the Web workshop leader and other participating organizations/jurisdictions.
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