Ethics-Governance: Article: Unethical Conduct in Organizations

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Unethical Conduct in Organizations Confronting Unethical Conduct By Kirk O. Hanson The litany of scandals afflicting corporate America has raised many difficult questions for associations and other types of nonprofit organizations. Should executives tainted by scandal be asked to leave an association's board? Should the association or its leaders publicly condemn the behavior of some members of the profession or association? What can the association do to help rebuild the reputation of a profession or industry damaged by the actions of some of its members? Too often associations choose the ostrich strategy--remaining mute because they fear "kicking a friend while he's down" or bucking the wishes of other association members who think any comment or action will bring heightened scrutiny to their own actions. Full Article: http://www.scu.edu/ethics/publications/ethicalperspectives/confronting.html


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