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Jul 11, 2017 12 min

Using the Web: Should You Have a Web-Based Code of Conduct?

from Compliance Beat Hosted by Eric Morehead

Should you have a web-based code of conduct? A common question that many organizations have when they are updating their code of conduct is should the code be a web-based document? If not, how might an organization use both internal and external-facing web resources? Eric has some ideas about adapting the code, and code content, for the web and how you might leverage these resources for a more useful implementation. Bottom line is that one size does not fit all and it’s important for organizations to really think about their audience and how best to reach them.

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Should you have a web-based code of conduct? A common question that many organizations have when they are updating their code of conduct is should the code be a web-based document? If not, how might an organization use both internal and external-facing web resources? Eric has some ideas about adapting the code, and code content,…

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