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Business ethics

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Businesspeople--Professional ethics
Business--Moral and ethical aspects
Corporate ethics
Corporation ethics
Professional ethics
Commercial ethics
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Better futures report


Present the findings from a study conducted on New Zealand consumers about their attitudes, perceptions and behaviours around sustainability. The survey covers New Zealanders' top 5 concerns, views on responsible businesses, product safety, the influence of sustainability on purchasing behaviours, ethical products and the top brands in terms of sustainability. Generational differences on these topics...
Guide

Managing conflicts of interest: a guide for charity board members


The people on a charity’s board make an enormous contribution to its work and to their community. Board members bring their experience, expertise and commitment to the boar table and, across Australia, are doing wonderful things for the community through these roles. One of the fundamental responsibilities of board members is to always act in...
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Corporate tax avoidance part I: You cannot tax what you cannot see


This interim report summarises the findings of the Senate Inquiry into corporate tax avoidance and aggressive minimisation, after holding five public hearings and receiving more than one hundred submissions. Given both the public interest and new issues that have been raised over the course of the inquiry, it will continue through the latter half of...
Working paper

Financial Services Misconduct and the Corporations Act 2001 - paper 2


The paper follows Working Paper’s scoping of penalties under ASIC administered legislation by discussing enforcement under the Corporations Act through the lens of a study of court-based enforcement by ASIC of financial services misconduct.
Report

The Australian fashion report 2015: the truth behind the barcode


Examines the increased risk of child and forced labour in the fashion industry, as many local companies are unable to trace or fail to monitor their supply chains.