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The 'ethical culture' approach is the preferred method for managing a company's ethics according to the course lecture. Does employee compliance come more from leadership or management or either one and how would that work?

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Ethical culture approaches to managing a company's ethics are examined.

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Employee compliance comes from a great leadership. Leaders with integrity create trust. Leaders who demonstrate a high degree of respect create engagement and ...

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