Ethics
This area is intended to provide a practical guide to assist you in meeting emerging global standards and expectations for an effective business ethics program.
Written by Dr. Jennifer Newman
"The truth of the matter is that you always know the right thing to do. The hard part is doing it." Norman Schwarzkopf
A challenge to the truism that good people always finish last has come from a most unlikely place-recently downsized, publicly traded US corporations.
Written by Dr. Melissa Luke
The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 requires new disclosures for officers and directors of publicly traded companies. Controls regarding securities fraud, criminal and civil penalties for violating the securities laws, blackouts for insider trades of pension fund shares, and the protections for corporate whistleblowers have become forefront in the Acts creation of safeguarding the general public’s rights.
Written by Kevin Wheeler
It is far too easy to get caught up in our own perspectives, careers, and day-to-day activities that we don't see alternatives to the problems we face. Instead, we continue to follow traditional approaches, even when they are obviously inadequate.
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In 2007, there were 27.1M nonfarm U.S. businesses, employing 117.3M persons and generating $30.0T in business revenues. Firms with paid employees accounted for 5.7M or 21.2% of these businesses & $29.1 trillion or 96.8% in receipts. Firms w/o employees accounted for 21.4M or 78.8% of these businesses and $972.7 billion or 3.2% in receipts.
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