Titlebook: Ethics Management; Auditing and Develop Muel Kaptein Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1998 Audit.Auditing.business.devel

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Ethics Managements, as the corporation’s representatives, are not able to realize the moral trust by themselves, determines the degree to which the corporation’s moral trustworthiness needs to be organized. This chapter discusses the need to organize the moral trustworthiness of corporations as a base for living up to the corporate mission.

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Introductionst year and you are convinced that your company is in tip-top condition. However, during the past few months, you have been confronted with a number of unsettling matters. The US country manager appears to have been brushing up the annual figures systematically. He also has been entertaining certain

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The Ethical Companythe desired situation be achieved? Brigley (1995) calls the discrepancy between the desired and the current moral situation the ethics gap. An ethics audit is a systematic approach for identifying the ethics gap. This chapter will consider the definition of an ethics audit and the elements of such a

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The Ethical Qualities Modelthical conduct. The question then arises: what qualities should an ethics audit contain in order to be able to describe and evaluate the ethical content? In Chapter 5, 1 would like to discuss the audit which examines the organizational qualities formulated in this chapter. This chapter describes twe