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So we started the New Year with anything but a collaborative, ethical approach to solving our fiscal problems . What kind of leadership is this and is this any different than the way certain any number of other organizations operate? How is the “ethical culture “of the Congress being communicated? Does it inspire…
So how moral is Congress and this “fiscal cliff” issue and for who’s benefit? What’s the “intrinsic rightness” here?
During this year, I have spoken for a number of companies/organizations, both here and overseas. No matter what the industry, there were four ethical challenges that consistently were mentioned that needed to be further addressed with greater intensity and commitment by leadership. Here they are for your consideration as you …
http://www.fiercehealthcare.com/story/whistleblowers-help-feds-recover-record-3b-healthcare-false-claims/2012-12-05 Finally a great story on how whistleblowers help recover $3 billion. This gave me pause to ask a few questions for consideration, from an ethical perspective. With the whistleblowers I know, all they wanted to do is “the right thing” and were ostracized and punished for doing so. It got so bad that…
Last week in INC. magazine, there was an article titled: Jerk Alert: The Real Cost of Bad Bosses. In this article, the author stated: · 65% of employees say they’d take a new boss over a raise. · Three out of every four employees report that their boss is the worst and most stressful…
I’m beginning to think that organizations that are really committed to their ethics, really need to go back to basics by studying the great thinkers on ethics, i.e. Aristotle, Plato, Socrates, Immanuel Kant, Thomas Aquinas, as a prerequisite to ethics training. Why you may ask? For two reasons, first, if one doesn’t know the…
“Somewhere along the way a number of decision makers started to believe that achieving success was worth letting go of their values, no matter what the cost. Some people think that being fair in a business deal makes you weak. Some think that being an ethical person is a nice idea, but not always practical…
In the study by LRN: 2011-2012 Ethics & Compliance Leadership Survey Report, this was an important finding, from an ethics perspective. “Online education remains the primary lever at Ethics and Compliance Officers disposal. More than 75% of companies deploy online education across the employee base. But the time allotted to deploy this education is…
Regardless of whoever wins the election on Tuesday, how many promises were made and who’s going to do what and when to build the economy, Businesses still need to focus on the who, the what and the why they do what they do. Here are three of my business basics, for your consideration. A…
Why is it that one can preach ethics, work on an ethics code, and maybe even be an ethics or compliance officer and yet when it comes to actually doing the ethical thing when a violation is reported, seemingly the first reaction seems to be “how do I CYA?” What is it that seemingly separates…
