Sentences with phrase «about corporate ethics»

Not exact matches

«A code of ethics is about corporate culture,» says Michael Connor, the editor and publisher of the online magazine Business Ethics.»

(And as I've argued before, corporate governance just is about ethics.)

In addition, the company has a corporate Ombudsman to whom all employees may convey concerns about business matters that they believe might involve matters of ethics or questionable practices.

Christian ethics is concerned not just about individuals but about the quality of corporate life.

Both are about the fight between journalistic ethics and bowing to corporate overlords (guess who wins that contest?)

I found myself touching on similarly uneasy pairings when I spoke with Jane Friedman's media ethics class at University of Cincinnati this week about my own experiences in watching marketing and editorial forces brought together under corporate orders.

In addition, the company has a corporate Ombudsman to whom all employees may convey concerns about business matters that they believe might involve matters of ethics or questionable practices.

It is about scrutinizing key areas to find exactly the right members: holistic concepts, location, architecture, design, local integration, corporate ethics and — most importantly — the people behind the concept and their commitment towards their hotel.

Concerned Millennials Second, there appears to be a higher level of concern about corporate transparency, philanthropy and ethics in the millennial generation than older cohorts of shoppers and workers.

One of those questions was about why Americans, in a country where individuality is stressed, respectively, seem to think that writing down a code of ethics (specifically, why American corporations seem to think that writing down a code of corporate ethics) is an effective at manifesting ethical behavior.

Since this one is all about actions and ethics, you get to choose your corporate or personal values and state how you act them out.

Nancy Rapoport's Blogspot has information about «all sorts of things — governance in higher education and in law firms, bankruptcy ethics, popular culture and the law, Enron and other corporate fiascos, professional responsibility generally, movies, ballroom and Latin dancing» and anything else that gets the author's attention.

He reviewed the corporate ethics policy with me and concluded: «My door is always open if you have any concerns about dishonest conduct or legal violations».

The Wired GC politely refers to «unbundling corporate legal services,» but really (s) he's talking about invoking the service ethic buried in an old hamburger jingle (Burger King's «Have it your way») when it comes to helping corporate GC's cut costs.

David Kohlenberg, deputy general counsel, corporate development and finance law with TransCanada PipeLines Ltd., speaking on an ACC panel in Denver about Canadian securities regulations, noted many companies have invested in code of ethics hotlines for employees to use, but what else can be done internally to get people to report to them first?

Articles and information about corporate best practices in ethics and employer responsibilities to employees.