Ethics
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COMMENT: Covid-19 pandemic, 30 March, 2020
Who is an ‘essential worker’ at times of crisis?
Many workers deemed essential are on low wages and zero-hour contracts. This crisis is a reminder that we should value workers in all parts of the economy.
COMMENT: Regulation, 5 March, 2020
Section 172 reporting is an opportunity to increase transparency
New S172 reporting requirements should spur firms to review how board decisions are reached, and push boards to learn more about the views of stakeholders.
Technology, 26 February, 2020
Big data ‘poses biggest ethical challenge’ for businesses
Survey reveals 43% of executives see data management and governance as their top concern relating to technology-driven growth.
Corporate culture, 3 February, 2020
How does your board deal with sexual misconduct?
As several US states move to outlaw non-disclosure agreements in cases of sexual misconduct, boards in every jurisdiction must review their policies—and their company culture.
Ethics, 20 January, 2020
Moral leadership has a positive impact—if you tread carefully
Academics reviewed 300 studies of moral leadership to uncover the advantages and pitfalls for companies and their leaders, and found that nuance is key.
INSIGHT: Romance in the office, 10 January, 2020
Heartache to headache: why workplace relationships are a problem
McDonald's and BlackRock have both parted ways with senior executives after workplace relationships came to light. So what are the risks of an office romance?
Trust in business, 20 December, 2019
Public confidence in ethical business behaviour falters
A new survey reveals 57% of the British public believe business behaves ethically, down from a record high of 62% last year.
Executive remuneration, 13 December, 2019
UK CEOs ‘not incentivised’ to focus on their environmental impact
Just 6% of UK chief executives have a KPI related to the environment, with less than 1% having long-term incentives linked to this area.
