Certificate of Achievement
has completed the following course:
Business and Workplace Ethics in the Fashion Industry
Bloomsbury Publishing and Fairchild Books
The course expanded on business and workplace ethics in the fashion industry and elaborated on the importance of corporate culture, how it drives the mission and purpose of a company, as well as how it demonstrates to its consumers and employees what the company values. It also investigates the role of company culture within both employees and customer’s decision making processes. The course also investigated the factors that positively affect corporate culture.
4 weeks, 2 hours per week
Ian Howell
Managing Director
FutureLearn
Transcript
Learning outcomes
- Explain what is meant by corporate culture, explain the factors that affect corporate culture and how this affects job satisfaction
- Evaluate how a company’s mission statement reflects the company values and corporate culture
- Identify the relationship between corporate culture and corporate social responsibility and explain how these practices affect decisions made within a business
- Identify how corporate culture influences workplace environment, employee satisfaction, and productivity
- Describe how corporate culture influences consumers’ images of companies
- Discuss the variety of ethical decisions that affect workplace productivity and ethical decisions that affect workplace positivity
- Identify a variety of ethical workplace issues relevant to the fashion and retailing Industry and ways to approach workplace ethical dilemmas to achieve appropriate and optimal outcomes
Syllabus
- Week 1 - Corporate culture 1
- Week 2 - Corporate culture 2
- Week 3 - Management, supervision, and workplace issues 1
- Week 4 - Management, supervision, and workplace issues 2
Issued on 26th May 2025
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