What Corporate Ethics Statements Say

Robert Chatov

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Ethics in Business and Education Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting Organizational Strategy and Culture

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Many U.S. corporations have formalized their expectations regarding employee behavior by publishing codes of ethics or internally circulating standards of behavior requirements. A survey of more than one thousand large U.S. corporations indicates that over 25 percent of such firms have established definite patterns in identifying prohibited behavior.

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