Anti-Bribery Training

Overview

This online training course has been designed to use by any employee who could possibly be exposed to bribery in the workplace. It covers what is defined by bribery and what actions that may not seem like bribery legally count as a bribe.

The course helps the user understand parts of the Bribery Act 2010 that applies to them, understand what happens if they fail to prevent bribery, and know the common indicators of a bribe.

Learning Outcomes

In this course you will learn:

What is meant by the term ‘bribery’, including the distinction between bribes and gifts.
The effects of bribery if allowed to occur.
The details of the Bribery Act 2010 and your responsibilities for compliance.

Course Contents

This course consists of three sections:

Section 1: the types of bribery

This section defines and describes the first three types of bribery according to the Bribery Act 2010. These include bribing another person, being bribed, and bribery of foreign public officials.

Section 2: failing to prevent bribery

Section 2 focuses on the failure to prevent bribery, which is the fourth offence listed under the Bribery Act. In addition, it details the six principles that organisations must use to avoid committing this offence.

Section 3: bribes, gifts and hospitality

Section 3 examines the differences between a gift and a bribe, including what can be offered or received. It then explains the common signs that bribery might take place and under what circumstances this might happen, and, finally, what you should do if you suspect someone of bribery.

About the Course

The Anti-Bribery training course is designed to explain the different types of bribery and how such acts might be prevented. It provides details of the UK legislation on bribery, listed under the Bribery Act 2010, and how to tell the difference between bribes and gifts.

As many as 1 in 4 organisations per year are approached with bribes, or pushed to make illegal payments. This course explains the signs to look out for that a bribe is being offered or that bribery might be taking place, as well as how to report any suspicions you have.

Available in 31 languages, the course takes around 25 minutes to complete.