Sentences with phrase «ethical than commissioned»

Fee - only financial advisers have long held themselves out as being more ethical than commissioned stockbrokers.

Not exact matches

But, given the commission's appointing authorities, it's not surprising at all.Plus, its sole significant response to the Silver - Skelos convictions — an attempt to impose commission oversight on contact between public relations firms and journalists — is a grave insult to the Constitution, and would itself be an ethical affront anywhere other than in Albany.

When they asked people to role - play as deceivers and deceivees, the researchers discovered that participants felt better about paltering rather than lying by commission; they thought their actions were more ethical because they were technically telling the truth.

The third annual Green Beauty Barometer survey, commissioned by Kari Gran, an eco-luxe skincare company that we love at TreeHugger, has found that more than 60 percent of women now read product labels prior to purchasing — a good first step toward making healthy, ethical choices.

As Anderson observes, recruiting agencies tend to be commission - driven — not that there's a problem with that — and less - than - ethical recruiters in commission - driven settings tend to focus on quantity of placements, rather than quality of placements.

One will do more outside of the bounds of ethical practices for a many - thousands - of - dollars commission than one will do for a fifty - dollar commission.

Are you saying that the practitioners who represent a seller, are typically more ethical about explaining the ramifications of commissions, than those practitioners who would represent a buyer through a BRA?

You leverage off of lower commission levels, as a means to try and convince consumers that you're operating at a higher moral level, and consequently must also be more ethical than those who would charge more.