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Showing 1 to 18 of 18 for “"Unethical behaviour"”.
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An investigation into the prevalence of unethical behaviour in a South African Municipality: A case of Vhembe District Municipality
… the study was to investigate the prevalence of unethical behaviour in the South African municipalities. Municipalities are responsible for providing services such as maintenance of local roads, refuse removals, water supply and sanitation, amongst others. However municipalities’ unethical …
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Ethical leadership in the Limpopo Provincial Public Service of South Africa: an imperative for good governance
… government witnessed an alarming statistics of unethical behaviour within its echelons. The media reports is frequently dominated by negative news of ethical transgression within the province’s public institutions. The reports on fraud and corruption scandals ranges from conflict of interests …
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Attending to the ethical principles in Canadian universities
… direction, especially with regard to ethical behaviour among faculty and staff. This thesis begins with an historical review of how codes of ethics emerged. This is followed by a description of five codes of ethics chosen from Canadian universities. Closer examination of seven ethical …
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Minimisation of late payment of premiums by intermediaries and probable solutions for general insurance companies in Lusaka, Zambia.
… benefits from using collected premiums. The unethical behaviour was found to be promoted by weak governance and a general lack of accountability especially among large indigenous brokers; lack of strict enforcement, as well as absence of a framework to protect the interests of insurers in …
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Minimisation of late payment of premiums by intermediaries and probable solutions for general insurance companies in Lusaka, Zambia.
… benefits from using collected premiums. The unethical behaviour was found to be promoted by weak governance and a general lack of accountability especially among large indigenous brokers; lack of strict enforcement, as well as absence of a framework to protect the interests of insurers in …
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Minimisation of late payment of premiums by intermediaries and probable solutions for general insurance companies in Lusaka, Zambia.
… benefits from using collected premiums. The unethical behaviour was found to be promoted by weak governance and a general lack of accountability especially among large indigenous brokers; lack of strict enforcement, as well as absence of a framework to protect the interests of insurers in …
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Unraveling selves: A Butlerian reading of managerial subjectives during organizational change.
… a Machiavellian discourse, one that excuses unethical behaviour and relations as a ‘necessary evil’.
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A regulatory framework for psycho-legal assessments in South Africa
… of performance in evaluations and testimony and unethical behaviour. It is argued that the lack of regulation of psycho-legal assessments is one of the main contributing factors in the increasing challenges experienced. The study examines the current regulatory framework regarding psycho-legal …
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Ethical Values as Tools for Effective Service Delivery at the Local Government in Riga, Latvia and Vilnius, Lithuania /
… not achieved due to the increasing levels of unethical practices in the public sector. Ethical expectations in the public service are daily getting higher. This change in ethical expectation affects all countries with no exception. The emerging global trend in public work is the level of work …
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Workplace Friendship and Anxiety: Organisational Insight through the Psychodynamic Exploration of Interpersonal Relations
… practitioners to reflect on chosen ways to fight unethical behaviour.
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Exploring corporate communications gaps in public institutions necessitating access to information law in Zambia : the case of Zambia revenue authority
… and non-transparent practices can contribute to unethical behaviour and loss of market integrity at great cost, not just to the company and its shareholders but also to the country’s economy as a whole (OECD, 2015:41). However, the corporate communications practices in most public organisations …
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Exploring corporate communications gaps in public institutions necessitating access to information law in Zambia : the case of Zambia revenue authority
… and non-transparent practices can contribute to unethical behaviour and loss of market integrity at great cost, not just to the company and its shareholders but also to the country’s economy as a whole (OECD, 2015:41). However, the corporate communications practices in most public organisations …
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Contingency fee regulations: a means of enhancing access to justice in Zambia
… regulated and supervised to prevent abuse and unethical behaviour by members of the legal profession. It is therefore recommended that the Legal Practitioner's Act and the Legal Practitioners Rules be amended to allow for the use of contingency fees as a means of enhancing access to justice. In …
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The effect of social exchange relationships on peer reporting fraudulent financial misconduct: a case study of an UK-non-profit organization
… factors that are associated with peer reporting behaviour within a charitable organization in England and Wales are examined. This study adopts mixed research methods including interviews and questionnaire surveys. The study develops an integrated model of ethical decision-making which borrows …
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The relationship between the emotional intelligence and ethical behaviour of attorneys
Ethical behaviour is a significant topic of interest in the literature of business ethics and law. Many hypothetical models have been proposed in an attempt to clarify the process by which ethical decisions are made. Attorneys, who are responsible for the defence and implementation of the rights of …
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The ethical eye : photojournalists' views of ethics and digital photography in UK national newspapers
… their professional peers; aiding in deterring unethical behaviour and helping to maintain the ‘traditions’ of photojournalism. - Photojournalists’ personal views relating to the complex changes within their industry reveal challenges faced by photojournalists. I assert that although digital …
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The Development of an Instructional Intervention for Auditing Learning : Evidence from Thailand
… to be a cause of the corporate collapse due to unethical behaviour of auditors. This issue also impacts upon auditing instruction worldwide, including Thailand where political and economic crises along with corruption issues have become significant and urgent problems in the Thai society. There …
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Organisational spirituality : towards a construct for organisational ethics
… exposure of organisations that have exhibited unethical practices and individuals displaying far-reaching unethical behaviour that contributed to the recent economic meltdown. Seemingly paradigms that in the past served and governed organisational ethics have proven themselves inadequate for …