Ethics at Work 2018: Singapore

Publication type: Survey
23 September 2019

Tags: Speak Up, Ethics Programme issues, Treatment of Employees

This survey report describes the Singapore findings of our 2018 Ethics at Work research and provides comparison with Switzerland and the UK.

About

This was the first time that the IBE’s Ethics at Work survey has been conducted in Singapore. It asked employees how they experience ethics in their day-to-day working lives and their perception of how ethical conduct is supported in the workplace. It asked whether they had been aware of misconduct; whether they reported it; and what if anything stopped them from doing so.

The IBE has surveyed British employees since 2005, but given that organisations are increasingly taking an integrated approach at the international level, we have expanded the number of countries included in the research to cover France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Portugal, Spain, Switzerland and the UK within Europe, as well as Australia, Canada, Singapore and New Zealand.

This survey report presents the findings of public research undertaken by ComRes on behalf of the IBE and the Stewardship Institute. It describes the findings in Singapore and provides comparison with Switzerland and the UK.  

IBE_Survey_Report_Ethics_at_Work_2018_survey_of_employees_Singapore.pdf
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