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Less risk, less fraud, less litigation, and happier employees with Business Ethics

Posted on April 24, 2008 
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Tags: Business Ethics, BYU management Society

Bnet has a nice article on a white paper by Allegiance with some interesting positions supporting the argument thatgood business ethics is good business. Below is link to the article.

6 Steps to an Ethical Business Culture
An ethical workplace environment offers less risk, less fraud, less litigation, and happier employees. Here’s how to build one.

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