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Showcasing Supply Chains
Submitted by kgilliam on Thu, 2012-02-16 05:57.
A few years ago, Nike paid the price for the bad labor and human rights practices of its suppliers. Now it's Apple's turn in the penalty box.
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Ethical Dilemma #1: A Gaggle of Privacy Concerns -- When Truth Conflicts with Loyalty
Submitted by RCrespin on Fri, 2010-10-08 21:21.Posted October 8, 2010
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The CROA’s Professional Development Committee drafted an ethics code and came up with a set of ethical dilemmas to test it. In this post we layout the overall concept of ethical dilemmas and propose the first dilemma for you -- our field testers -- to consider. Dilemma #1: A Gaggle of Privacy Concerns. Complying with a Chinese request to provide personal data would break your company's privacy policy but failure to comply breaks the law. What do you do? |
Paris: City of Insights
Submitted by RCrespin on Thu, 2010-07-01 00:57.Posted June 29, 2010
How do you compare and contrast Corporate Responsibility in Europe vs. the US? The CROA's European Steering Committee opened my eyes to the differences and revealed a common ground we can build upon.
Doing Good Does NOT Make you Responsible
Submitted by RCrespin on Mon, 2010-06-07 15:57.|
Why does no one trust BP CEO Tony Hayward? No one trusts Tony Hayward because he and BP have not made -- never made -- the conscious decision to be responsible and every action they take continues to demonstrate their lack of responsibility. Take their continued reluctance to be transparent. They show zero interest in measuring or disclosing the true amount of oil coming out of that well. They release information on their repair operations on a "need to know basis." No amount of "make good" -- in fact no amount of doing good -- can make up for a fundamental lack of character. BE transparent Tony. BE Accountable Tony. BE Responsible Tony. Then you can try to earn back our trust. |