Ethics Articles
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Employers Protection Against The Ridiculous
A look at what has lead the UK to have such a strict health and safety policy when it comes to the working environment.
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The Dos And Don'ts Of Using Office Furniture
A look at how staff have a habit of mis-using office furniture and some tips on how to avoid the wrath of your colleagues.
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Retracting Sales Based On The Talmud
The Talmud cites an incident that allows a seller to retract a sales based on the circumstances surrounding the sale.
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Avoiding a Hostile Workplace: Fairness in Employee Discipline
The environment of your workplace is vital to employee satisfaction, reduction of turnover, and productivity. It is also vital to the legal stability of your business. A hostile work environment can be the basis for many types of employee complaints and causes of legal action
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Should Mega Churches Run Their Business Like A Corporation?
Recently my son, who is a minister with a master in divinity from the South Western Baptist Theological Seminary, in Dallas, Texas was fired from his job. He had put years of service into the biggest First Southern Baptist Church in Dallas, Texas as their Video Production Engineer.
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How To Avoid Dishonest Home Business Schemes
Save lots of time, money and enthusiasm by learning these screening steps before spending your resources on internet money making opportunities
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Fake Doctor Excuse: Sin Or Savior?
Some are beginning to think that the ethics behind buying fake doctors excuses may be surprisingly good
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The Importance Of Ethics For Your Business Success
This article has important tips and information on how you can have success in your business.
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Proof That Cheap Doesn't Always Pay
A look at the uneconomical use of cheap ink cartridges.
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The Impact of MNEs
The United States is the home -country for the largest amounts of foreign licensing and direct investment. Therefore, its policies understandably arouse some of the major trade unions of such outward moments.
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The New Consumption Patterns
Contemporary economic models present the typical consumer as deliberative and highly forward-looking, not subject to impulsive behavior.
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Understanding the World of Tomorrow
Most people do not easily accept the new, mostly because of the unknown factor that people tend to call fear. It is not only as Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoyevsky had put it that "taking a new step, uttering a new world is what people fear most."
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Encouraging Ethical Behavior
Most authorities agree that there is room for improvement in business ethics. One of the most problematic questions raised in relation to business ethics is whether or not businesses can become more ethical in the real world.
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Staying Focused with Your Home-Based Business Goals
Here are a few tips to help you stay focused when starting out with your home-based business:
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It's All About The Money, Isn't It
In order for Advertising Agencies to be successful, integrity must be combined with talent and it saddens me that so little is found today.
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Decency Wins Over Cultural Decay
Perhaps if we combined the morals of yesteryear with the technology and knowledge of today we would have the world each of us dream about. Personally, I have seen enough guts, gore, sex and destruction and I would bet that a great many more are as bored and disgusted by it as me. People do indeed have a voice and the time is now to use it if only for our children who are our leaders for tomorrow.
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Effective Credit Control for Your Business
Running a business on credit is one of the most professional things you can do, whilst also becoming one of the most risky. As soon as you offer credit to your customers you are opening yourself up for severely late payment, or worse still, no payment at all, which can be crippling for any business.
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Equal Rights In The Workplace
How can diversity recruitment help the minority groups and who is actively seeking applications from these groups.
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The Diamond Trade in 2007: How Much Blood Remains?
The blood diamond issue is no longer in the news, yet these diamonds still are widely traded. This insider's view, written by a jeweler, gives a present day and historical context to the diamond trade. Ultimately the consumer concerned about ethics is empowered to make informed decisions when purchasing their own diamond.
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Interview with Carmen Iezzi
There's a great deal of confusion and misleading information around fair trade jewelry. While there is no such thing as third party certified fair trade jewelry, many companies sell fair trade jewelry. This interview with Carmen Iezzi, director of the Fair Trade Federation, clarifies why fair trade jewelry is listed as a product category on their website.
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Punctuality In Business
You wanted to have that second cup of coffee from your favorite mug and you will only be a few minutes late. Whats the big deal. It is a big deal to be late by five minutes or an hour.
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Business Dress Code
Working in a stockroom can be a dirty job and someday you hope that your efforts will be noticed and you will get the chance to prove what you can with a promotion into a supervisors role.
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Puntuality In Business
You wanted to have that second cup of coffee from your favorite mug and you will only be a few minutes late. Whats the big deal. It is a big deal to be late by five minutes or an hour.
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Are You Faking It Or Are You Making It?
Have you heard the phrase fake it until you make it? It's something which is increasingly common among business owners, especially on the internet or in direct mail. The basic idea is someone sells you a program or course teaching you how they made millions- only they haven't yet made the millions, they hope to do so by selling thousands of copies of the course they sold you.
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Interview with Steve D'Esposito on Fair Trade Jewelry
Steve D'Esposito, executive director of Earthworks, discusses his organization of a multi-sector "Ethical Jewelry Summit" on socially and environmentally sourced jewelry production. This article discusses some of the issues involved in the very early stages of this important movement in the mainstream jewelry world. The summit is to take place in Washington DC, Oct. 25th and 26th.
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An Interview on a Fair Trade Jewelry Model in South Africa
Laurens Mare, the CEO of the South African Jewelry Counsel, discusses Vukani-Ubuntu, a Non-Profit Organization that trains people from rural townships into the commercial jewelry trade. This social entrepreneurial effort applies fair trade principal of economic empowerment for the economically disadvantaged to the main stream jewelry world.
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Having an Affair at Work? 3 Ways Your Employer can Find Out
It used to be the stolen kisses in the cleaning closet and the joint business trips, but today's tracking of illicit employee behavior has reached a new level of surveillance. Almost every communication and every message is tracked, recorded and catalogued by a company's IT department. Here are three things to watch out for if you are personalizing your work communications:
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When The Boss Finds Mold In The Workplace
A practile guide for the Employer if you find mold in your place of business, How to protect your employees and your property safely.
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Ask Not What The Jewelry Industry Can Do For You
Suppose that you are a passionate leader in the jewelry industry advocating fair eco trade. You go to the most important industry tradeshow with a big banner screaming "ECO FAIR TRADE JEWELRY NOW." Thousands pass by without noticing. This semi-biographical article, ranging from elk hunting to dentistry in Haitian slums, delves deeply into the human tragedy behind the industry's fragmentation.
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Turning Led into Gold: Ethics in the Jewelry Industry
The author, who owns a jewelry company, argues that those in the jewelry industry attempting to fend off critiques from NGOs are actually doing more harm than good. He calls for to a truthful reckoning of the atrocities of environmental and social upheaval. Everyone involved in the industry, from suppliers customer, shares responsibility and moral obligation to create a better future.
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