SLONEC Conducts Impactful Corporate Training for SLCB Operational Staff on Ethical Conduct and Hygiene Management

SLONEC is proud to announce the successful delivery of a Corporate Training programme for the operational staff of Sierra Leone Commercial Bank (SLCB), focused on Ethical Conduct and Hygiene Management. The training was held on Saturday, 10th May 2025, and forms part of SLONEC’s commitment to supporting organisations in strengthening professionalism, ethical standards, and workplace well-being.

The impactful session was organised in close collaboration with SLCB’s Human Resources Department and brought together key frontline and operational staff, including drivers, cleaners, chefs, security personnel, and other essential support teams. These staff members play a critical role in the daily operations of the bank, and the training was designed to reinforce the importance of integrity, accountability, professionalism, and proper hygiene practices within the workplace.

During the training, participants engaged in practical discussions and interactive sessions that addressed ethical behaviour in the workplace, personal responsibility, teamwork, respect, and the role of hygiene management in promoting a safe, healthy, and productive working environment. The session also highlighted how ethical conduct and hygiene standards contribute to organisational reputation, customer confidence, and overall operational efficiency.

SLONEC commends Sierra Leone Commercial Bank for its strong commitment to holistic staff development and for recognising the importance of equipping all levels of staff with the knowledge and skills required to uphold professional and ethical standards. We are honoured to be trusted as a training partner in delivering programmes that support SLCB’s values and organisational objectives.

At SLONEC, we remain dedicated to delivering excellence in Corporate Training, Recruitment, Accountancy, and Consultancy services. Through tailored and impactful training solutions, we continue to support institutions and businesses across Sierra Leone and beyond in building competent, ethical, and resilient workforces.

Please note: this article is general information based on our understanding of the rules in Sierra Leone when it was published. It is not advice for your circumstances, and laws, rates and procedures change. Please speak to us before acting on it.
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About the author: Ishmael Bangura

Ishmael Bangura is the Founder and CEO of SLONEC. A professional accountant, he leads SLONEC's work with investors, businesses and non-profit organisations in Sierra Leone and beyond, across accountancy, tax, consultancy and recruitment.

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