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Performance Appraisal Systems and the Role of HRM

Explores HRM's role in performance management and compares trait, behavioral, and results-based appraisal systems, with a graphic rating scale recommendation.

Business

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US accounting scandals and the Sarbanes-Oxley Act's global impact

Lemons into Lemonade: How the United States Turned an Ugly Accounting Scandal into a Mighty Lever for Global Financial Oversight and Regulation

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Balancing corporate profit with ethical social responsibility standards

The emphasis strategic decisions companies make ethical implications. You briefly summarize ethical dilemmas According to Laura Olkkonen and Vilma Luoma-aho's article "Managing mental standards with corporate citizenship profiles," "when talking about corporate responsibility and stakeholder…

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Organizational citizenship behavior and public service ethos in nonprofit sectors

Employees in public sector organization are known to be -- and in many instances expected to be -- more flexible and more committed when it comes to putting in extra hours and extra effort to complete important assignments for the organization and the community.

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News media influence on educational curricula and program design

By attitudes or activities of educators and facilitators? By community events or expectations? By regulatory or accrediting agencies?

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685 words

Glen Whelan on corporate social responsibility and political philosophy

Glen Whelan of the University of Nottingham discusses the political perspective of corporate social responsibility (CSR), which he claims is but one form of globalization, rather than a consequence of globalization.

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569 words

Governmental corporate social responsibility policies in Italy, Norway, and the United Kingdom

The origin of the formal construct of corporate social responsibility is easily traced back to the 1950s (Carroll, 1999, p. 268).

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Corruption and mismanagement in the American Red Cross organization

In the wake of the double-edged sword caused by its scandalous mismanagement of the September 11th terrorist attacks and Hurricane Katrina's devastation of New Orleans in 2005, the venerable charity organization American Red Cross (ARC) was subjected to intense public and political scrutiny.

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GlaxoSmithKline's ethical violations and corporate social responsibility failures

GSK is a British multinational pharmaceutical, biologics, vaccines and consumer healthcare company and it is the world's fourth-largest pharmaceutical company measured by sales (after Pfizer, Novartis, and Sanofi) and operates internationally with an enormous product mix.

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Ethical decision making in human resources management

The real purpose for setting up any organization is to realize profits for the stakeholders who have channeled resources towards establishment of the same.

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