1. Leadership, Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility.
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Ayoko, Oluremi B.
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SOCIAL responsibility of business ,BUSINESS ethics ,SOCIAL ethics ,LEADERSHIP ,SENIOR leadership teams ,ETHICAL decision making ,VOICE disorders - Abstract
A sample of 300 employees from "The Ghana Club 100" firms, showed that employee commitment served as an effective mechanism through which employees' perception enhanced their ethical behaviour. Their robust data from 920 employees from multi-sectors revealed that abused employees show citizenship behaviour towards other abused peer group members but counter-productive behavior towards supervisor and non-abused peer group members. Organisational leaders and their employees still struggle with ethical decisions making, engineering ethical behaviours, and attaining corporate social responsibility (see Cheng, Bai & Yang, 2019). Leadership, ethical behaviours, and employee voice Furthermore, unethical behaviours in organisations are usually related to employee voice (Brinsfield, 2013). [Extracted from the article]
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- 2022
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