In the book Republic, Plato 1974, Glaucon’s view is that we should trust others only if we are confident that they fear detection and punishment sufficiently to deter them from harming us. It is only relatively recently that we have seen the introduction of legislation which recognises the importance of whistleblowing and the need to… Continue reading Fiduciary Duties + Whistleblowing Procedures
Month: March 2013
Static Narratives and the Avoidance of Ethical concerns
All companies have narratives—mission statements, principles, and core values— that communicate the identity and purpose of the firm to its stakeholders, especially the employees. A story that defines a firm’s purpose, mission, and values can empower managers to search for and identify new opportunities that fit within the company’s moral framework and handle unforeseen crises.… Continue reading Static Narratives and the Avoidance of Ethical concerns