2005
  No.8
ABOUT US

The Edmund Rice Business Ethics Initiative, launched in 1991, exists to promote a conversation between business and the community on values and ethics: promoting life humanly in our businesses, our communities, our planet. It aims to create a space where these issues can be discussed and researched in mutually supportive ways. It seems to promote better communication for the sake of better outcomes for us all.

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The Telstra Row
The wrangling between Telstra and its majority shareholder has raised legal and ethical issues for both.

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Business is booming… for some.
The CBA, Qantas, Telstra and BHP Billiton have all posted very large profits this year.

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Social Responsibility
In many situations of white collar crime, the law is easily hampered and frustrated; reason, argues Alan Kohler to punish well those few it can reach.

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Industrial Relations Update
High court challenge, the NZ experience and more...

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A corporate watchdog of government?

Should companies encourage governments to act more ethically?
Ben Spies-Butcher

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  David Landa
» Leaders in Sydney
··The Telstra Row
··Business is booming… for some.
··Social Responsibility
··Industrial Relations Update
··A corporate watchdog of government?
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