The appearance standard: Criteria and remedies for when a mere appearance of unethical behavior is morally unacceptable
Abstract
While there are companies whose codes of ethics state that mere appearance of unethical behavior by employees is morally unacceptable, this so‐called appearance standard has hardly received any attention in the business ethics literature. Using corporate integrity theory, this article explores the criteria that may explain how mere appearances of unethical behavior can arise (i.e., the presence of conflicts of interests, the entanglement of...
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Title
The appearance standard: Criteria and remedies for when a mere appearance of unethical behavior is morally unacceptable
Published Date
Oct 22, 2018
Volume
28
Issue
1
Pages
99 - 111
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