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Advanced HR Law and Ethics

Ethics and Professional Responsibilities in Employment and Labor Law

Created byMichael C. Greene
BeginnerUpdated Jan 31, 2024
Advanced HR Law and Ethics

What You'll Learn

check_circleNavigate ethical dilemmas in employment and labor law with professional judgment and stakeholder collaboration.
check_circleRecognize the importance of ethics in legal and HR practices for maintaining professional integrity.
check_circleUnderstand the role and significance of codes of conduct in fostering ethical workplace behavior.
check_circleExplore the intersection of ethics and compliance in the context of employment litigation.
check_circleExamine corporate ethics in the context of movements like Me Too, emphasizing accountability.
check_circleAdopt an interdisciplinary approach to ethical policy development, considering legal, HR, and business perspectives.
check_circleExplore the pivotal role of employment law in building successful institutions and creating a supportive work environment.
check_circleImplement mechanisms for long-lasting compliance with employment laws, promoting fair treatment and equal opportunity.

About This Course

Embark on a comprehensive exploration of "Advanced HR Law and Ethics," a dynamic course designed to equip professionals with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate complex legal landscapes in the realm of Human Resources. Delve into nuanced discussions on ethics and professional responsibilities in employment and labor law, addressing the intricacies of ethical decision-making within diverse stakeholder environments. Uncover the vital role of ethics in legal and HR practices, emphasizing the importance of maintaining integrity to build a robust reputation. Explore the significance of codes of conduct, examining their role in setting boundaries and fostering ethical workplace behavior. Delve into the intersection of ethics and compliance in employment litigation, emphasizing the role of HR in upholding ethical standards. Examine ethical leadership and compliance, understanding the implications of perception and the importance of transparent communication. Navigate corporate ethics in the context of movements like Me Too, emphasizing accountability and effective communication. Adopt an interdisciplinary approach to ethical policy development, considering legal, HR, and business perspectives. Understand the ethical considerations associated with legal fees in employment litigation, emphasizing transparent billing and ethical practices. Finally, discuss the pivotal role of employment law in building successful institutions, ensuring a legal framework for fair treatment and equal opportunity.

Key Topics discussed:

  • Ethics and Professional Responsibilities in Employment and Labor Law
  • Importance of Ethics in Legal and Human Resource Practices
  • Ethics in the Workplace and the Role of Codes of Conduct
  • Ethics and Compliance in Employment Litigation
  • Ethical Leadership and Compliance in the Workplace
  • Ethics and Communication in Management and Employee Welfare
  • Corporate Ethics and Communication in the Context of the Me Too Movement
  • Interdisciplinary Approach to Ethical Policy Development and Legal Advice
  • Legal Fees and Ethical Considerations in Employment Litigation
  • Employment Law and Its Importance in Building Successful Institutions

Your Instructor

Michael C. Greene
Michael C. Greene

In-house lawyer embracing the unpredictability of each day

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Dynamic in-house lawyer at Enviva, known for thriving amidst the day-to-day unpredictability of the legal field. An alumnus of the University of South Carolina School of Law, Michael is a trusted legal advisor, offering strategic business advice to fortify the company's operations. He is keenly interested in contributing to speaking and writing opportunities, particularly those centred around the in-house counsel role.

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