Diversity & Fairness

Compliance and Business Ethics

Compliance is the crucial tool for business ethics, fair and sustainable trade, social responsibility, environmental protection and sustainability. The connections are explained in this module.

25 min English, German incl. certificate of participation For all employees

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Get immediate operational readiness - compatible with any learning management system (LMS) or as a stand-alone solution. Interactive, with certificate, and customizable for your industry on request.

1 Select a course (and customize it)

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2 Integrate technically

Seamless integration into your LMS or immediate use as a stand-alone solution. Format: SCORM 1.2, xAPI, HTML5 and LTI.

3 Train interactively

Active learning through integrated quiz questions and practical exercises. Measurable learning progress in real time.

4 Issue certificates

Automatic certificate issuance after successful completion. Documentable for professional development and compliance.

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Course content & learning objectives

7 chapters

Interactive exercises

Final test

Certificate

Chapters

Introduction to business ethics

What is business ethics and how is it related to compliance? This course chapter explains it.

The UN Global Compact

The UN Global Compact has created a standard to which many companies worldwide have committed themselves. This course chapter introduces the principles and implications of the Compact.

Importance of compliance

Compliance plays an important long-term role in the global economy. The areas of compliance that are of particular focus and what they do are explained here.

Stakeholder vs. shareholder

What are stakeholders and what are shareholders? The similarities and differences between the two approaches are described here.

The Supply Chain Act

The legislator sees the Supply Chain Act as the logical consequence of the failed voluntary commitment of German industry. The basics are briefly explained here.

Corporate responsibility

Sustainable does not just mean working to preserve the environment. This part of the course shows how companies can achieve real sustainability in the long term.

Role of consumers

Customers don't want to spend money on high-quality, ethical products. Whether this myth is true will be discussed based on new research findings.

Learning objectives

Typical ethical issues in the production of goods in low-wage countries
Advantages of the stakeholder approach
Background to the supply chain law
How reputational damage can be prevented
Acting responsibly and sustainably towards all stakeholders

Questions about e-learning, LMS and certification

Certificate & Compliance

Yes. Upon successful completion of the final assessment, a digital certificate of participation is issued – suitable for internal documentation and compliance verification.

Depending on the LMS, completion status, quiz results, time spent, and certificates are automatically tracked and made available for reporting.

Integration & Customization

Yes. The course is available as SCORM 1.2, SCORM 2004, xAPI, or LTI and integrates directly with common learning management systems.

Yes. Corporate branding (logo, colors, corporate identity) as well as internal content such as contacts, policies, or process guidelines can be integrated.

Updates, Demo, Licensing

Yes. For technical evaluation, we provide a demo SCORM package or a time-limited trial access (approximately 14 days).

Licensing, Updates, Demo

The training is available as a standalone module, a course bundle, or on a subscription basis. Licensing is company-wide and typically requires a minimum term of one year.

Compliance and Business Ethics

Internal online training in just a few steps

Used across industries