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What do UK employees consider to be the standard of ethical conduct in their
workplace?
This report by Simon Webley and Polly Dryden details the first
national IBE Ethics at Work Survey. It:
- shows how fulltime staff
and management regard their own behavior and that of their colleagues
- makes
comparisons with Management Today/KPMG Forensic survey of managers in 2000 and
a US ERC employee
survey in 2003
- presents the views of workers on the support they
are given in 'doing the right thing' at work
- suggests which employees
are likely to be 'the most ethical'
- demonstrates to all employers,
the benefit of surveying their staff on ethical issues and conduct, and the need
for clearer ethical guidance.
Read
the press release here >>> Read
the Executive Summary here>> Read the article in
Management Today about the
survey
here >>
Read the report in the FT on 27th June
http://news.ft.com/cms/s/bd3f4b8a-e6a7-11d9-b6bc-00000e2511c8.html
Article by Simon Webley in Ethical Corporation
about the report's findings here>>
The
publication was launched at an Ethics in the Workplace event held at the IBE's
offices, 24 Greencoat Place, London SW1P 1BE on Monday 27th June at 5pm. Elizabeth
Filkin, a non-executive director of Jarvis plc and former Parliamentary Commissioner
for Standards, introduced the topic. Simon Webley then described the main features
of the survey and the principle conclusions.
If you would like further
information please contact us on info@ibe.org.uk
Publication date: 27th June 2005 Price
£25 ISBN
0 9549288 0 6
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