accountable and ethical decision making
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Information Sheet
Accountable and Ethical Decision Making Western Australian Government
Overview
All Western Australian public sector employees
are in some way representatives of the WA
Government and the State, and are role
models for the community and fellow public
sector employees.
The ‘Accountable and Ethical Decision
Making’ course provides an overview of the
expectations and responsibilities of public
sector employees, and provides a number of
resources to assist the development of an
ethical and accountable workplace.
The course covers topics including: personal
behaviour; communication and official
information; fraudulent and corrupt behaviour;
use of public resources; record keeping and
use of information; and conflicts of interest.
On completion of this course, the learner
should be able to apply appropriate ethical
decision making processes; assess and
implement ethical decision making policies
and guidelines; recognise unethical
behaviours; and make a positive contribution
to ethical decision making best practice.
Target Audience
The courses are designed for employees of
Western Australian government departments
and public services. This will typically
encompass adult learners aged 18-65.
Duration
Approximately 30 minutes. Features and benefits
Broad-spectrum scenario and
reflective based learning to engage
the learner in critically thinking about
ethical decision making
Provision of resources detailing
compliance frameworks and decision
making checklists for future reference
Improve employee risk mitigation
strategies
Reduce workplace incidences
resulting as a breach of compliance
legislation
Engage the workforce in a safe, fair,
appropriate and equitable workplace
culture
Provide a clear benchmark for
acceptable workplace conduct.