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No organisation can afford to be complacent on ethics. So what are the warning signs?
Business ethics is professional ethics that arise in a business, industry and commerce. It applies to all aspects of business conduct and is relevant to the conduct of individuals and entire organisations.
No organisation can afford to be complacent on ethics. So what are the warning signs?
Behaviour is ethical or it isn’t: but the effects and consequences are greyer, as is our own perspective
Finance professionals must act ethically, but how should they react when under pressure to do otherwise? This CCAB case study outlines one hypothetical ethical dilemma any FD might face, and offers advice on how to resolve it.
Codes of Ethics can be described as either principles based and high level or rules based and detailed.
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As news headlines regularly show, even leading companies with seemingly rock solid compliance can suffer ethical collapse. Often, it is certain ingrained behaviours - not in themselves unethical - that, given free rein, can lead to such a failure. Here, Marianne M Jennings reveals how to spot those behaviours and how to modify them.
The importance of ethical behaviour in business