In this issue of Ethix we focus on a single topic: religion in business. Religion is the area where issues of right and wrong are discussed, and hence a critical factor in business ethics. Thus this special issue fits within the Ethix framework.
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Dear Ethix – Issue 42
Readers comment on Starbucks culture and medical automation.
TechWatch: Creating the Right Mix
Al Erisman contends that technology and globalization are bringing people closer together from many parts of the world. Therefore, it is important to give space to people to express who they are — helping us create more understanding, more innovation, and more freedom in our fast-paced business lives.
Laura Nash: Religion Offers Value(s) for Business
Laura Nash makes a case for religion offering positive influences on proper business practice.
Religion & Business: A Jewish Perspective
Rabbi Daniel Lappin gives a Jewish perspective on religion in business.
Religion & Business: A Buddhist Perspective
Seamus Phan presents a Buddhist perspective on religion in business.
Religion & Business: A Muslim Perspective
Muhammad Arif Zakaullah explains a Muslim perspective on religion in business.
Religion & Business: A Christian Perspective
David W. Miller clarifies a Christian perspective on business.
NewsNotables – Issue 42
Religion’s Place in Public Discourse
Chi-Dooh Li, Special to the Seattle Post Intelligencer, May 1, 2005
Does a Pew Fit in Your Cubicle?
Nancy Chandross, ABC News Career Center, May 6, 2005
Religion Poses Challenges — Offers Benefits in the Workplace
Lisa Roner, The Ethical Corporation, Ethicalcorp.com, May 3, 2005
Air Force Probes Religious Bias at Academy
Mike Mount, CNN Washington Bureau, May 5, 2005
Ethix Forum – Issue 42
Often religion is regarded as a taboo subject in places of business. Yet since religion is the source for making decisions of right and wrong for may people, should this taboo be reconsidered in light of the ethical failures on business? If so, what guidelines would you suggest?
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