From the Editor – Issue 36
Al Erisman details the scope of the current issue.
Al Erisman details the scope of the current issue.
Readers give opinions on managing spam, recycling computers, and globalization.
Al Erisman asserts that as email becomes essential to business, and under the control of the law, companies are wise to take the time to craft policies and guidelines for practice in its use.
Senator Susan Collins answers questions about government mandated ethics, homeland security, and globalization.
Lawrence G. Lavengood makes the case that good businesses want to live in their communities, and not just be there.
Boeing Co. Hires an Ethics Watchdog
Wall Street Journal, 5/04/2004
The Gap Details Mistreatment at Overseas Plants
Associated Press, 5/13/2004
Spitzer Files Suit Seeking Millions of Grasso Money
Wall Street Journal and Seattle Times, 5/25/2004
Sarbanes-Oxley: Is the Price Too High?
Wall Street Journal, 5/27/2004
Fund Probe Broadens to IPO Allocations by Money Managers
Wall Street Journal, 5/27/2004
Wal-Mart Ties Bonuses to Fairness for Employees
Wall Street Journal, 6/4/2004 and Seattle Times, 6/5/2004
Execution: The Discipline of Getting Things Done
by Larry Bossidy and Ram Charan
Nickel and Dimed: On (Not) Getting by in America
by Barbara Ehrenreich
Principled Profit: Marketing that Puts People First
by Shel Horowitz
What is government’s proper role in legislating ethical behavior for business? “The role of government ought to be like the role of a referee in boxing, keeping the big guys from killing the little guys.” Ted Turner CNN Founder … as quoted in The Straits Times, (Singapore, August 6, 2004) The government has a very …
If you notice unlicensed software installed on a client’s computer but the programs are beyond the scope of your contract with the client, do you have any ethical obligation to notify the client of the ramifications from using unlicensed software?