Ethical business - Revision history

imported>Doug Williamson: Classify page.

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Classify page.

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	* [[Institute of Business Ethics]]		* [[Institute of Business Ethics]]
	* [[Technical skills]]		* [[Technical skills]]

			[[Category:Ethics]]

imported>Doug Williamson: Standardise page layout.

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	According to the IBE, whether an organisation is judged to be an ethical business 'is a matter of opinion, based on what the business does and why; for example, the nature of its products and services. In addition to how the organisation does its business - business ethics - other considerations for an ethical business are its reputation among its stakeholders, and the way it treats customers and staff.'		According to the IBE, whether an organisation is judged to be an ethical business 'is a matter of opinion, based on what the business does and why; for example, the nature of its products and services. In addition to how the organisation does its business - business ethics - other considerations for an ethical business are its reputation among its stakeholders, and the way it treats customers and staff.'


	The IBE cites examples of activities which some consider to be unethical, including fuel extraction, tobacco and gambling. According to the IBE, organisations involved in these types of activity may still carry out their business according to a set of ethical values and business ethics.		The IBE cites examples of activities which some consider to be unethical, including fuel extraction, tobacco and gambling. According to the IBE, organisations involved in these types of activity may still carry out their business according to a set of ethical values and business ethics.

imported>Doug Williamson: Link with Institute of Business Ethics page.

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Link with Institute of Business Ethics page.

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	==See also==		==See also==
	* [[ACT Competency Framework]]		* [[ACT Competency Framework]]
			* [[Business ethics]]
	* [[Ethics and corporate governance]]		* [[Ethics and corporate governance]]
	* [[Business ~~ethics~~]]		* [[Institute of Business Ethics]]
	* [[Technical skills]]		* [[Technical skills]]

imported>Doug Williamson: Layout.

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	Such organisations would illustrate the distinction between business ethics and ethical business.		Such organisations would illustrate the distinction between business ethics and ethical business.


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imported>Doug Williamson: Expand. Source: Institute of Business Ethics.

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Expand. Source: Institute of Business Ethics.

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	According to the IBE, whether an organisation is judged to be an ethical business 'is a matter of opinion, based on what the business does and why; for example, the nature of its products and services. In addition to how the organisation does its business - business ethics - other considerations for an ethical business are its reputation among its stakeholders, and the way it treats customers and staff.'		According to the IBE, whether an organisation is judged to be an ethical business 'is a matter of opinion, based on what the business does and why; for example, the nature of its products and services. In addition to how the organisation does its business - business ethics - other considerations for an ethical business are its reputation among its stakeholders, and the way it treats customers and staff.'

			The IBE cites examples of activities which some consider to be unethical, including fuel extraction, tobacco and gambling. According to the IBE, organisations involved in these types of activity may still carry out their business according to a set of ethical values and business ethics.

			Such organisations would illustrate the distinction between business ethics and ethical business.

	==See also==		==See also==

imported>Doug Williamson: Create the page. Source: Institute of Business Ethics.

2015-12-15T11:40:08Z

Create the page. Source: Institute of Business Ethics.

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As defined by the Institute of Business Ethics (IBE), ''ethical business'' includes, but goes beyond, [[business ethics]].

According to the IBE, whether an organisation is judged to be an ethical business 'is a matter of opinion, based on what the business does and why; for example, the nature of its products and services. In addition to how the organisation does its business - business ethics - other considerations for an ethical business are its reputation among its stakeholders, and the way it treats customers and staff.'

==See also==
* [[ACT Competency Framework]]
* [[Ethics and corporate governance]]
* [[Business ethics]]
* [[Technical skills]]