The Ethics Act requires all State employees, to participate in annual Ethics Training as defined in the State Officials & Employees Ethics Act (5 ILCS 430). All Eastern Illinois University employees must complete ethics training each calendar year as designated by their employee classification in one of the two ways described below.
~Permanent Employees 50% or greater employment
~Graduate Assistants |
~Part-time Employees less than 50% employment
~Temporary Extra Help employees.
~Students
~New Employees within 6 months of hire
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HOW: ETCC On-Line Training |
HOW: Booklet Training
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| WHEN: October 2 through October 31, 2008 |
WHEN: January 1 through December 31
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| WHERE: On-line ETCC Ethics site (http://www.etcc.il.gov) |
WHERE: Ethics Training Booklet (pdf)
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The on-line training program is developed by the Office of the Executive Inspector General for Agencies of the Illinois Governor (OEIG). Any permanent employee as described above who is actively employed in the fall of 2008 will be expected to complete the training on-line.
Communications will be sent to employees via correspondence letters from the OEIG and President Perry, University Newsletter, and flyers.
The training is compatible with most browsers EXCEPT Safari. |
The Ethics Training Booklet is developed by the Office of the Executive Inspector General for Agencies of the Illinois Governor (OEIG).
Only one form should be completed per employee described above per calendar year, regardless of the number of departments who employ the individual.
To view if an employee has completed a booklet, a designated department contact may view the Ethics Booklet Completion Record (xls) spreadsheet.
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CONTACT:
Sandy Bowman, Ethics Administrator
581-6402, sebowman@eiu.edu
Julie Benedict, 581-8415, jabenedict@eiu.edu
Technical Issues: ITS Help Desk, 581-4357
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CONTACT:
Sandy Bowman, Ethics Administrator
581-6402, sebowman@eiu.edu
Julie Benedict, 581-8415, jabenedict@eiu.edu
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It is very important that you thoroughly read and understand the information contained in the ethics course.
This mandated ethics training should be taken very seriously. Discipline and possible fines could result from failure to complete the training. |
