CMO1002: The Ethics of Non-Compete Agreements and ABA
What are these agreements, and what should behavior analysts know before signing or enforcing them?
What Information We'll Cover
CMO1002 - 1 Learning (Ethics) CE
INSTRUCTOR: Shannon Biagi, MS, BCBA |
DURATION: 50 minutes |
PARTICIPATION MONITORING: Pulse Checks, Post-training Quiz |
EVENT FORMAT: Asynchronous online course with videos and transcripts |
CE PROVIDER INFORMATION:
Chief Motivating Officers, LLC (#OP-19-3170)
Objectives - What We'll Accomplish During This Course
Define and differentiate between non-compete, non-solicitation, non-disclosure, and intellectual property agreements.
Identify the function of non-compete agreements and determine their validity in the field of ABA.
Identify the potential costs to people, organizations, and greater society that have been scientifically linked to the use of non-competes in multiple industries.
Select the impacts that non-competes can have on organizational culture, from an OBM perspective.
Identify the BACB® Professional and Ethical Compliance Code items that are pertinent to conversations around non-compete agreements.
Determine potential alternatives to the use of non-compete agreements and strategies organizations can use to decrease the need for such agreements.
CMO1002 Syllabus
Pre-course Check-in
Section 1: Meet Sahar, a Model Clinician
Section 2: "We just wanted to remind you..."
Section 3: The Functions of Non-compete Agreements
Section 4: Consequences of Non-Competes for Individuals
Section 5: Consequences of Non-Competes for Organizations and Industries
Section 6: Why Do Employees Sign Non-Competes, Anyway?
Section 7: Special Considerations for Non-Competes in ABA
Section 8: The Professional and Ethical Compliance Code and Non-Competes
Section 9: Towards a Better Non-Compete
CMO1002 Slide Handout
CMO1002 - Completion Quiz
Post-Training Survey