Equitable, Fair, and Just
Business Dictionary defines Business Ethics as, “equitable, fair, and just dealing with people that, although pragmatically flexible according to the situation and times, conforms to self-imposed high standards of public conduct.”
Using that as a baseline for this discussion, I work in an organization were information and plans are passed that is sensitive in nature. Because of this, there is a robust credentialing process for the various tiers of material, who can process it, where and how it can be transferred between departments, and well-defined steps in the event of leakage or spillage of said materials. That being said, every individual undergoes numerous refresher and annual training covering the do’s and
Business Dictionary defines Business Ethics as, “equitable, fair, and just dealing with people that, although pragmatically flexible according to the situation and times, conforms to self-imposed high standards of public conduct.”
Using that as a baseline for this discussion, I work in an organization were information and plans are passed that is sensitive in nature. Because of this, there is a robust credentialing process for the various tiers of material, who can process it, where and how it can be transferred between departments, and well-defined steps in the event of leakage or spillage of said materials. That being said, every individual undergoes numerous refresher and annual training covering the do’s and