Turgid prose? Lengthy, unsearchable texts? If that describes your ethics and compliance policies, it’s time to simplify them. Not just for simplicity’s sake, but to help employees absorb them and work by them.

Finding ways to get employees to engage more deeply with ethics and compliance policies was a top priority for The World Bank, according to “The 2021 Ethics & Compliance Program Effectiveness Report,” published last week by LRN (formerly known as the Legal Research Network). The bank created a new ethics playbook, dedicated in-depth training to the topic, and made compliance and ethics training more interesting by creating videos and interactive surveys to capture employee attention.

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