The ethics game

Article Abstract:

Citicorp has developed The Work Ethic, a board and card game, to teach business ethics to its employees. Citicorp's objectives are to communicate the corporate ethical culture to employees and to encourage ethical behavior through subtle peer pressure. The game, which is divided into the levels of entry-level employees, supervisors, managers, and senior managers, presents employees with ethical problems. The consequences of decisions become more serious at the higher levels. The ethical problems presented by the game include issues such as insider trading, client confidentiality, and sexual harassment.

Usage, Training, Ethical aspects, Business ethics, Board games, Citicorp, Educational games, The Work Ethic (Game)

---

ECJ rules on collective redundancies

Article Abstract:

The details on the decision of European Court of Justice on collective redundancies in Irmtraud Junk v Wolfgang Kuhnel case are examined.

Legal issues & crime, Legal/Government Regulation, Company legal issue, Cases, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, European Court of Justice, Collective labor agreements, Collective labour agreements

---

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: Furore over plant closures. EPSU holds 2005 collective bargaining conference. Globalization and migration on ILO conference agenda
• Abstracts: Entitlements and changes. Rules governing holidays. Holiday pay and public holidays
• Abstracts: Breathing space for RPE. Raising standards of competence. The effects of UK-led RPE standards on world markets
• Abstracts: Month in Review. A prudent review of data systems
• Abstracts: Are quotas making a comeback? Making results visible. Management and leadership development: making it work

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.