TRAINING MATERIAL

Heated dramas about fraud and corruption with you as the “fly on the wall”.

Heated dramas about fraud and corruption with you as the “fly on the wall”.

Heated dramas about fraud and corruption with you as the “fly on the wall”.

The first of 4 animated videos by Nigel Iyer (Fellow of the University of Leicester School of Management) on videos on fraud and corruption - what it is, who does it and how we can ALL do something about it. Corruption and fraud is an unnecessary cost and a major obstacle to progress. There’s a lot of it around, but many small positive actions will lead to us beating fraud and corruption…together. In Part 1 we explore: What IS fraud and corruption really?

The second of 4 animated videos by Nigel Iyer (Fellow of the University of Leicester School of Management) on videos on fraud and corruption - what it is, who does it and how we can ALL do something about it. Corruption and fraud is an unnecessary cost and a major obstacle to progress. There’s a lot of it around, but many small positive actions will lead to us beating fraud and corruption…together. So what does it cost and why do all the “dull actions” we are taking to fight the “commercial dark forces” of fraud and corruption….the regulations, more rules and more compliance, simply not work very well?

The third of four animated videos by Nigel Iyer (Fellow of the University of Leicester School of Management) on videos on fraud and corruption - what it is, who does it and how we can ALL do something about it. Corruption and fraud is an unnecessary cost and a major obstacle to progress. There’s a lot of it around, but many small positive actions will lead to us beating fraud and corruption…together. Part 3: Small fish or big fish?

The last in a series of of four animated videos by Nigel Iyer (Fellow of the University of Leicester School of Management) on videos on fraud and corruption - what it is, who does it and how we can ALL do something about it. Corruption and fraud is an unnecessary cost and a major obstacle to progress. There’s a lot of it around, but many small positive actions will lead to us beating fraud and corruption…together. Part 4: Everyone can be a fraud detective!

Words in Action is a drama based on experience about fraud, corruption and sustainable management which was developed in 2011/12 by CIMA in collaboration with Septia AS and Sterling Power Training. It dramatizes the situations, conflicts and dilemmas which we come up against at work and creates an opportunity for discussion and learning. The battle to save the planet from environmental damage, and the war on fraud and corruption continues. But flowery speeches by Chief Executives and a mountain of new legislation are making little impact. So what will? We invite you to follow the internal conflicts inside the Miralux Corporation as they unfold. Tony Scales, our Chief Executive is desperate to get his Code of Conduct message across. He believes we all should “commit to a greener planet and keep fraud and corruption out”, but his own commitment is questionable. Tallulah Osborne, head of Social Responsibility and a “fierce campaigner” despises what she calls token gestures. James Turner, Director of Marketing is a realist …”how are we going to make any money around here?” When watching the film for the first time, you could have in mind the following questions: How do they deal with fraud, corruption and environmental damage at Miralux? What does Tony Scales, the Chief Executive learn? What organisational issues need to be addresses as a matter of urgency?