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In today's constantly changing workforce, ethics and compliance training must evolve to reflect the diverse perspectives and needs of multiple generations. As organizations strive to foster ethical cultures and reduce misconduct, a one-size-fits-all approach no longer suffices, especially with the growing presence of Generation Z (we define as being born between 1997 and 2012) in the workplace. As I travel to different cities around the world to talk about our 2024 LRN Code of Conduct Report, I’m constantly asked about how this younger generation is adapting to and using E&C resources. The data contained in this report echoes some research we released earlier this year in our LRN Benchmark of Ethical Culture Report. I firmly believe, leveraging insights from both of these papers, we can identify key trends to design more effective ethics and compliance (E&C) programs, particularly for Gen Z employees.
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