Acta Polytechnica Hungarica Vol. 6‚ No. 3‚ 2009 The Influence of a Family on Ethical Behaviour of a Family Enterprise Mojca Duh‚ Jernej Belak Faculty of Economics and Business Maribor Razlagova 14‚ 2000 Maribor‚ Slovenia Phone: ++ 386 2 22 90 000; Fax: ++ 386 2 25 10 461 E-mail: mojca.duh@uni-mb.si‚ jernej.belak@uni-mb.si Abstract: Family enterprises are defined as a special type of enterprises. The involvement of a family in the enterprise is what makes these enterprises unique.
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being a reputable organization that is committed to upholding ethical business practices. To maintain the company’s reputable image‚ employers‚ employees‚ contractors‚ and anyone who is affiliated with Shale must act ethically at any given time. Adherence to a specified code of ethics enables Shale to carry on with its reputation as a fair‚ just‚ community-friendly‚ and environmental-friendly company. A well-defined code of ethics makes the company an employer of choice‚ a leading energy solutions
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Evaluation of a business model.- Procter & Gamble The aim of this essay is to build an outline of a business model which will be demonstrated with the help of - “building blocks” template‚ for a selected enterprise. The enterprise selected for this essay is Procter & Gamble. First this essay will give a brief description of Procter & Gamble and then move on to explaining and evaluating various sections of the template for Procter & Gamble‚ and finally this essay will conclude
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line. In 1985‚ the company started the 1% for the Planet pledge and has consistently asked other companies to join it in donating 1% of its sales to help save the environment. Even more impressive is the fact that Patagonia‚ aware of the impact its business has on the environment‚ has frequently asked its consumers to refrain from buying its products if they don’t really need them Microsoft Given the fact that it was started by Bill Gates‚ one of America’s most generous philanthropists‚ it follows
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References: Ferrell‚ O. C.‚ Fraedrich‚ J.‚ & Ferrell‚ L. (2012). Business ethics: Ethical decision making and cases. (9th ed.). Mason‚ OH: South-Western: Cengage Learning.
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consequences of individual actions and how those involved will be affected. The right course of action to take is the action that will produce the most overall happiness. An example of act utilitarianism would be whether or not to tell a patient they have a serious‚ life-threatening illness. Telling them would cause much unhappiness; therefore lying would be the right decision. While act utilitarianism concentrates on individual actions to maximize happiness‚ rule utilitarianism states that moral codes should
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Experimental Evaluation of a Process BenchmarkingTool in a Green Business Process Management Context Matthias Gräuler and Frank Teuteberg University of Osnabrück‚ Accounting and Information Systems‚ Osnabrück‚ Germany {matthias.graeuler‚frank.teuteberg}@uos.de Abstract. Using a combination of metamodels‚ ontologies‚ green performanceindicators and metrics‚ we apply a novel approach in Semantic Business Pro-cess Benchmarking to the area of Green Business Process Management
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be accepted. For this essay‚ I will utilize Ghillyer’s (2008) three-step process to analyze and solve this ethic problem. 2. Consequences 2.1. Social Exclusion Actually‚ it is difficult to deny that homosexual suffer the social exclusion in the recent world. Silver (2007) defined social exclusion as “a multidimensional process of progressive social rupture‚ detaching groups and individuals from social relations institutions and preventing them from full participation in the normal‚ normatively
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motorist. After careful review of its corporate code of conduct‚ it can be said that this vision not only pertains to BP’s product and service‚ but also to its dedication to maintaining a ethical corporation. They do not only strive to keep themselves on the straight and narrow‚ but push all of their suppliers‚ partners‚ and customers to do the same. They do not only take the high road‚ they take the highest road. The concept of a corporate code of conduct is a necessary rule and standard of governance
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corporate governance is the director’s code of ethics. The system of law in our life today is closely related to ethics where the law is used to enforce definite rights and duties. Code of Ethics for Company Directors also has been listed down in the portal of Suruhanjaya Syarikat Malaysia. This is because; a position of trust with the public‚ stakeholders‚ officers and the employees of the corporation is hold by the director. So the director’s code of ethics is the written set of guidelines issued
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