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November 2018

Blog by Pepperdine University student Ivy This week I will post five blogs from students at Pepperdine University. Professor Carolyn Galantine assigned students to choose a blog and post comments. I appreciate students' inclusion of my blog in their responses. This is blog #5. People need to realize that pregnancy... Read more →

Posted at 08:00 AM in Business ethics, Ethical decision-making, Millennials, personal ethics, Womens' issues in the workforce, Workplace ethics | Permalink | Comments (0)

Tags: diversity, EEOC, equality, inclusivity, pregnancy discrimination, women's issues, workplace issues

Cell Phone Use at Work: Where’s the Line?

11/29/2018

Blog by Pepperdine University student David Kim This week I will post five blogs from students at Pepperdine University. Professor Carolyn Galantine assigned students to choose a blog and post comments. I appreciate students' inclusion of my blog in their responses. This is blog #4. There are many different business... Read more →

Posted at 08:00 AM in Business ethics, Millennials, personal ethics, Social media, Workplace ethics | Permalink | Comments (2)

Tags: cell phone at work, millennials, personal activities, social media, workplace ethics

How Should Women Be Treated in the Workplace

11/28/2018

Blog by Pepperdine University student Beth This week I will post five blogs from students at Pepperdine University. Professor Carolyn Galantine assigned students to choose a blog and post comments. I appreciate students' inclusion of my blog in their responses. This is blog #3. Let me preface this post by... Read more →

Posted at 08:00 AM in Business ethics, CSR, Millennials, personal ethics, sexism, Sexual Harassment, Womens' issues in the workforce, Workplace ethics | Permalink | Comments (0)

Tags: business ethics, gender discrimination, glass ceiling, personal ethics, women's issues

Dating in the Workplace

11/27/2018

Blog by Pepperdine University student Victoria Dong This week I will post five blogs from students at Pepperdine University. Professor Carolyn Galantine assigned students to choose a blog and post comments. I appreciate students' inclusion of my blog in their responses. This is blog # 2. Last week at Happy... Read more →

Posted at 08:00 AM in Accounting and auditing ethics, Business ethics, CSR, Fraud, personal ethics, Social media, Womens' issues in the workforce, Workplace ethics | Permalink | Comments (2)

Tags: accounting and auditing, CSR, personal ethics, social media, women's issues

If there’s any Legitimate Nonemergency Excuse for doing Personal Things on Shift, it’s Downtime

11/26/2018

Blog by Pepperdine University student Andy Zhang This week I will post five blogs from students at Pepperdine University. Professor Carolyn Galantine assigned students to choose a blog and post comments. I appreciate students' inclusion of my blog in their responses. This is Blog #1. If there’s one thing we... Read more →

Posted at 08:00 AM in Business ethics, CSR, Millennials, personal ethics, Social media | Permalink | Comments (0)

Tags: business ethics, millennials, personal ethics, social media

Giving Voice to Integrity in the Workplace

11/20/2018

Do What You Think is Right Because it is Right I have previously blogged about integrity in the workplace and today’s piece is an extension of those issues. Integrity is an essential ingredient in being an ethical person. Personal integrity is an innate moral conviction to stand against things that... Read more →

Posted at 07:30 AM in Business ethics, CSR, Ethical decision-making, personal ethics, Technology and privacy | Permalink | Comments (2)

Tags: GVV, personal ethics, whistleblowing, workplace ethics

Ethics and Compliance: Workplace Values That Strengthen Corporate Culture

11/06/2018

Ethics & Compliance Initiative 2018 GBES Survey Results The Ethics & Compliance Initiative (ECI) recently issued its 2018 Global Business Ethics Survey (GBES) that reports on the impact that an ethics and compliance (E&C) can have in the workplace with respect building a sound, ethical culture in organizations. A strong... Read more →

Posted at 08:55 AM in Business ethics, CSR, Ethical decision-making, Fraud, Whistleblowing, Workplace ethics | Permalink | Comments (0)

Tags: compliance, CSR, ethical leadership, ethics, workplace ethics

What to Do About a Defective Product? Ethical Issues

11/01/2018

Workplace Ethics Advice I was recently contacted by a production manager with an ethical dilemma. She had just inspected a production run that was scheduled to ship out in two days. Much to her dismay, she found a defect in the internal operating systems of one batch of product (10%... Read more →

Posted at 08:00 AM in Business ethics, CSR, Ethical decision-making, personal ethics, Whistleblowing, Workplace ethics | Permalink | Comments (0)

Tags: business ethics, life skills, personal ethics, production values

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Businesses that practice corporate social responsibility aim to improve communities, the economy or the environment. They are sometimes linked to environment, social, and corporate governance (ESG) issues in the workplace. For information on the difference between CSR and ESG see: https://www.alva-group.com/blog/whats-the-difference-between-csr-and-esg/.
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Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE)
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