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Corporate Use of Codes of Ethics: 2004 survey by Simon
Webley and Martin Le Jeune How do companies use and implement their codes
of ethics? This report reveals the findings of the fourth IBE survey sent
to the CEOs of FTSE 250 companies with codes. It shows: - the ways in
which companies seek to maximise the effectiveness of their codes
- trends
in the rationale for codes
- the ethical issues perceived as most important
for business
The report provides a guide to managers wishing to understand
current practice and mechanisms for implementing and embedding codes of ethics.
'Corporate Use of Codes of Ethics' also includes information on the way companies
measure the effectiveness of their codes with examples of how mm02 and HBOS make
their codes work in their organisations The report was launched on 24th
February at IBE's offices by Ken Rushton, who until recently was Director of Listings
at the FSA and a former director of IBE. You
can read Ken Rushton's speech here >> Simon Webley then described the
main features of the survey and commented on their implications.
Publication
date: 24th February 2005 Price
£20 ISBN
0 9539517 6 6 View
FT News story:Leading
Companies Faulted on Ethics Traning by Alison Maitland Click
here to view the executive summary Click
here to view the press release
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