Municipal Employee Training on Standards of Conduct

Produced

• 2006

Key Features

11 minute VHS or DVD video

After a nationwide study of municipal training practices, this program was produced in cooperation with seven different cities to create the first ever relevant and realistic audio-visual training designed specifically for municipal employees.

In this program new employees learn that the citizens expect their cities to be run efficiently and professionally. They want good employees who are professional. And that is why municipalities have employee standards of conduct...to ensure professionalism.

Through realistic scenarios, new employees learn that to be a professional staff member, they must be a law abiding citizen and must understand what it means to display a professional demeanor.

In separate discussions, employees learn what it means to be businesslike, the importance of respecting city property, what the citizens expect when it comes to being sober, being moral and being honest and why it is important to obey legitimate orders.

By the end of the program new employees understand clearly the conduct the city expects of them, and are told that when these standards become what they expect of themselves, then they, too, will be among the thousands of municipal staff members who take real personal pride in conducting themselves according to the highest standards of professional conduct.

The video "preview" clip shown on this page requires that Windows Media Player is installed on your computer. To add this media player product, download from Microsoft Windows Media Player.

Special Pricing Package:  You may purchase all five titles in this series designed specifically for municipalities and receive a 10% discount.  This discount means the total price would be only $1327.50 for all five videos (VHS or DVD format).  See "Related Products" information below for details on the other four programs in this series.

Program Preview/Review Options:

We have a video clip (short segment) of this program posted on this webpage for your review. If you would like to review a full-length preview of this program, you have three options:

preview through our shopping cart on the right side of this page.

2) You may order a full-length DVD preview through our shopping cart on the right side of this page.

3) You may contact us and request a logon for a streaming video (internet-based) full-length preview of this program. You may contact us via phone or email to request a key code and url (web address)  for this previewing option. The code we will then provide for you will allow you up to an hour of viewing time to preview each program in this series. One key code wil enable you to view each program in this series for up to one hour. Once you begin viewing a program, after one hour the key code will no longer work for reviewing this program.  
Full online preview login site:
http://govcenter.net/training/login.aspx.

Contact The Richardson Co. Training Media (RCTM):

Phone Contact: 1-800-488-0319; countries outside the USA or Canada should call (USA) (253) 582-2911
email RCTM: mailto: rctm@rctm.com 

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