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LiRa [457]
3 years ago
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A company CEO created an ethics policy, made ethical training mandatory and installed feedback systems for ethics violation. Whe

n ethics violations were reported to the executives however, no changes or reprimands were made. Consequently, the policies ________ value and executives ________ the respect of employees
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igor_vitrenko [27]3 years ago
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Answer

lost / lost

A company CEO created an ethics policy, made ethical training mandatory and installed feedback systems for ethics violation. When ethics violations were reported to the executives however, no changes or reprimands were made. Consequently, the policies ____lost____ value and executives __lost______ the respect of employees

Explanation:

Creating ethics policies is extremely important for an organization to align employee behavior with its organizational culture. Business values, when clearly and effectively established, help at various organizational levels, such as good team relationships, conflict resolution, and effective communication among all employees. In the above question, as there was no compliance with the ethics policy implemented by the CEO and no correction of the failures, there was a lost of value of the policy and lost of respect for employees.

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