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Do employees, managers, and organizations perceive moral rules and solutions differently?
Should organizations be responsible for reinforcing societal values?

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How moral rules are perceived by employees, managers and organizations are determined.

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Employees, managers and organizations perceive moral rules as to how they apply and benefit them. Therefore, employees perceive these very personally and connect them to their personal morals. For managers, moral rules are perceived as part of goals and the best way to ...

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