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Do you believe that a code of ethics helps to reduce unethical behavior in the workplace? Why, or why not?

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Discussion on the code of ethics and what is required within the workplace.

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A code of ethics is created by an organization to explain a grouping of principles that can help guide an employee while they are conducting business. The purpose behind the code of ethics is to help the employee conduct business with honesty and integrity. When a company creates a code of ethics or other policies, it is very similar to when lawmakers create a law. While the policy or law is designed as a guide for ...

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