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Short Workshop | In-House | Max. 20 Participants
Workshop Outcomes:
- Confirm understanding of the accountability framework
- Explore the 6 P's of Managing Conflict of Interests
- Understanding of the Role of Personal Accountability in the Public Sector & Public Enterprise
- Understanding of what are common conflicts in Development WA and when to declare
Topics Covered
- Review of Key Items in the Public Sector Accountability Framework
- Initial Questions to Assess Situations Ethically
- Personal Responsibilities within the Public Sector Framework
- Exploring case studies related to Development WA specific conflicts
Location:
Workshop:
Accountable and Ethical Decision Making in the Public Sector & Government Enterprises
Overview
Integrity in the government sector is vital to maintaining the trust of the community and ensuring we are accountable for our actions and decisions. Development WA are committed to ensuring the culture and environment in the organisation supports the ethical conduct of all employees
This workshop will explore the personal accountability required to uphold the Public Sector legislation on ethical decision-making within the overall accountability framework.
During the workshop the focus will be to identify personal actions and behaviours to meet the Code of Conduct, specifically the 7 elements of personal behaviour, communication and official information, fraudulent or corrupt behaviour, use of public resources, record-keeping, conflicts of interest/gifts/benefits and reporting corruption.
The content has been customised and case studies made relevant to the experience of Development WA employees.
Workshop Outcomes
- Confirm understanding of the accountability framework
- Explore the 6 P's of Managing Conflict of Interests
- Understanding of the Role of Personal Accountability in the Public Sector & Public Enterprise
- Understanding of what are common conflicts in Development WA and when to declare
Topics Covered
- Review of Key Items in the Public Sector Accountability Framework
- Initial Questions to Assess Situations Ethically
- Personal Responsibilities within the Public Sector Framework
- Exploring case studies related to Development WA specific conflicts
Who is this workshop for
WA Public Sector or Public Enterprise employees.
Handouts/materials provided
Notes provided.
What to bring
NA
Facilitator
Bethan helps people think clearly, decide confidently and communicate effectively. She is a multi-faceted educator with 15 years international experience, comfortable in online and face to face settings.
If you're thinking critically, you're taking time to reflect, making good decisions for you or your organisation, approaching challenges holistically, finding creative solutions and setting up good systems. Both save time and money, as they reduce procrastination and help you deliver and act in line with your personal, professional and company values.
Bethan’s sessions are interactive, pragmatic and thought-provoking, using research-based strategies for the best outcomes and deliver tangible results. Her clients give consistently great feedback, often praising Bethan’s warm, fun approach and the ability to create an environment in which participants feel comfortable and confident to try new skills.
Bethan has delivered training in corporate, SME, not-for-profit and government settings along with private coaching. A qualified teacher and experienced trainer, she studied at The University of York, Goldsmith's College, University of London and Macquarie University. She taught English and Media in South London and has since worked for many years on UWA's Foundation and Diploma programmes and as a sessional lecturer on Curtin University's SELL (Science and Engineering Language and Literacy) programme.
About the facilitator
Bethan helps people think clearly, decide confidently and communicate effectively. She is a multi-faceted educator with 15 years international experience, comfortable in online and face to face settings.
If you're thinking critically, you're taking time to reflect, making good decisions for you or your organisation, approaching challenges holistically, finding creative solutions and setting up good systems. Both save time and money, as they reduce procrastination and help you deliver and act in line with your personal, professional and company values.
Bethan’s sessions are interactive, pragmatic and thought-provoking, using research-based strategies for the best outcomes and deliver tangible results. Her clients give consistently great feedback, often praising Bethan’s warm, fun approach and the ability to create an environment in which participants feel comfortable and confident to try new skills.
Bethan has delivered training in corporate, SME, not-for-profit and government settings along with private coaching. A qualified teacher and experienced trainer, she studied at The University of York, Goldsmith's College, University of London and Macquarie University. She taught English and Media in South London and has since worked for many years on UWA's Foundation and Diploma programmes and as a sessional lecturer on Curtin University's SELL (Science and Engineering Language and Literacy) programme.
Key Expertise
- Critical Thinking
- Decision Making
- Creative Thinking
- Communication Skills
- Lateral thinking
Industry Focus
- Government
- Not for Profit
- Corporate
- SME
- Education
Based in:
Specialist Categories
- Critical Thinking
- Business Communication
About the facilitator
Bethan helps people think clearly, decide confidently and communicate effectively. She is a multi-faceted educator with 15 years international experience, comfortable in online and face to face settings.
If you're thinking critically, you're taking time to reflect, making good decisions for you or your organisation, approaching challenges holistically, finding creative solutions and setting up good systems. Both save time and money, as they reduce procrastination and help you deliver and act in line with your personal, professional and company values.
Bethan’s sessions are interactive, pragmatic and thought-provoking, using research-based strategies for the best outcomes and deliver tangible results. Her clients give consistently great feedback, often praising Bethan’s warm, fun approach and the ability to create an environment in which participants feel comfortable and confident to try new skills.
Bethan has delivered training in corporate, SME, not-for-profit and government settings along with private coaching. A qualified teacher and experienced trainer, she studied at The University of York, Goldsmith's College, University of London and Macquarie University. She taught English and Media in South London and has since worked for many years on UWA's Foundation and Diploma programmes and as a sessional lecturer on Curtin University's SELL (Science and Engineering Language and Literacy) programme.
Key Expertise
- Critical Thinking
- Decision Making
- Creative Thinking
- Communication Skills
- Lateral thinking
Industry Focus
- Government
- Not for Profit
- Corporate
- SME
- Education
Based in:
Specialist Categories
- Critical Thinking
- Business Communication
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