Ethical principles in business



The business ethics usually appears in the press , alongside news about financial and accounting scandals , scams , industrial and environmental disasters , and abuse by companies ; likewise relates to harm consumers, workers , savers, investors, government , the environment, etc. .

However, we live in a world of companies. It is said that large corporations have so much power as many states and is true . Most of us voluntarily participate in market exchanges that allow us a comfortable and secure life , due largely to private companies, large and small, in the legal framework of the market, generate innovation , wealth, goods, services, jobs, wages and taxes .
An organization is a system where various resources such as human, financial , economic , cultural and technological to exist. The first point converges significantly in this growth over time and changes in the market with the economic factors that every organization is a party, inflation, globalization , social movements, etc. .

 The business ethics is the attempt to subdue reviewed the ubiquitous institutions whose owners , directors or management bodies exert immense power of dubious legitimacy. Following a series of scandals in the business world, the origin of which is easily detected "a significant lack of ethical values." The lack of ethical values ??caused or influenced the sinking of flagship companies such as Enron and Global Crossing in the U.S., as well as other problems in Europe, Vivendi and these being of different kinds, but having a common denominator , the lack of transparency in business process management and lack of understanding and practice of " ethics" reduced to a superficial , aesthetic or ornamental and ambitiously

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