Description
Creating Ethical Work Environments
This course will explore how companies create and sustain ethical work environments and challenge students to systematically think about ethical dilemmas in human resources. The course will explore ethical practice across four areas of human resources: 1) acquiring employees (employment planning, recruitment, and selection); 2) developing employees (training, mentoring, performance feedback); 3) rewarding employees (salary, incentives, benefits); and 4) managing employment relations (unions, safety). The course will include an emphasis across these areas on diversity, inclusion, and social responsibility.

Outcomes:
Students will: 1) have familiarity with major ethical issues in human resources; 2) understand how companies make ethical human resources decisions aligned with their values; and 3) demonstrate knowledge of current human resource approaches to diversity, inclusion, and social responsibility.
Details
Grading Basis
Graded
Units
1.5
Component
Lecture - Required
Offering
Course
MGMT 403B
Academic Group
School of Business Admin
Academic Organization
Management
Enrollment Requirements
Restricted to students in the Baumhart Scholars program