Alison Taylor

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It may be true that sustainability commitments enhance employee motivation and loyalty, but the case of BrewDog illustrates how much more is required than external messaging and enunciated goals.

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One of the most notable trends in recent decades has been the unstoppable rise of transparency and disclosure pressures on corporations. If anything, these trends are escalating. In the U.S. late in 2022, New York City followed Colorado and California in mandating disclosure of salary ranges in job listings. In the EU, new due diligence requirements on human rights are likely to shed much more lig

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Metro Goldwyn Mayer Pictures Alison Taylor Assistant Professor, Bond University

The author is a clinical associate professor at NYU Stern School of Business, and the executive director at Ethical Systems. She writes that “behavioral ethicists agree that while leading by example is important, it's crucial to focus on building employee capacity for ethical decision-making.” She further contends that “Companies… they must also manage the full spectrum of ethical commitments in practical ways. This poses particular challenges when you're dealing with an increasingly vocal yet divided workforce.” She also discusses the nuances of sustainability and ESG {Environmental, Social, and Governance} within organizational ethics. Quotes are presented from such experts as Hui Chen, “a former prosecutor who became the first in-house compliance counsel expert in the US Department of Justice”; Klaus Moosmayer, chief ethics, risk, and compliance officer at Novartis; and Nell Minow, described as “one of the leading corporate governance specialists in the United States.” For instance, according to Chen, “I've been baffled by the complete lack of interaction between the ethics and compliance community and the ESG community, because to me they're really the same thing.” The author concludes: “Organizations don't just need tone at the top; they need to solicit and support awareness, accountability, and voice at all levels.”