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IPA - In-House Training

Workplace Ethics, Governance & Responsible Business Conduct

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Duration

1 Day

Mode

In-House (On-site)

Group Size

20–50 participants

HRD Corp

Claimable

Language

English or Bahasa Malaysia

Do Right. Lead Right. Report Right
 

Workplace Ethics, Governance & Responsible Business Conduct

Ethics policies exist on the intranet — but when your employees face a real conflict of interest, a gift from a vendor, or pressure from above to bend a rule, most don't know what the policy actually requires of them or what the personal consequences are.

Participants develop a practical understanding of workplace ethics, governance obligations, and responsible business conduct — moving from abstract principles to concrete decisions they can make confidently under real pressure. Organisations build a culture where doing the right thing is the path of least resistance, not the path of most courage.

Key Outcomes
  • Apply an ethical decision framework to resolve conflicts of interest, gift situations, and grey-area dilemmas
  • Understand personal liability under MACC Act, AMLA, and corporate governance regulations
  • Use whistleblowing and internal reporting mechanisms correctly and confidently
  • Demonstrate governance conduct that upholds the organisation's values under observed and unobserved conditions
What Makes it Different
  • Ethical Dilemma Simulation: participants work through realistic scenarios with no clear right answer — just better or worse reasoning
  • Malaysian regulatory context: MACC Act S.17A, AMLA, and Bursa governance requirements woven throughout
  • Ethics Decision Tool: a pocket-sized reference card for navigating grey-area situations independently
Scenarios and policy references can be drawn from your organisation's code of conduct, governance framework, and any specific ethical risk areas identified by your compliance or internal audit function.
A governance priority for listed companies, GLCs, and regulated industries — delivered to management and professional staff across financial services, plantation, energy, and public sector organisations.