Corporate ethics and trust in intra-corporate relationships, an in-depth and longitudinal case description
Svensson, Goran and Wood, Greg 2004, Corporate ethics and trust in intra-corporate relationships, an in-depth and longitudinal case description, Employee relations, vol. 26, no. 3, pp. 320-336.
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Theoretically, a contribution of this article is the pinpointed connection between corporate ethics and trust in intra-corporate relationships. Furthermore, it contributes to a conceptual framework that distinguishes between the constructs of business ethics and corporate ethics. The authors also provide a grounded conceptual framework of corporate ethics and trust. The principal dyadic determinants of corporate ethics in intra-corporate relationships are interpreted to be management behaviour versus employee perception of that behaviour. Empirically, the contribution is an in-depth and longitudinal case description that underpins the topic and the discussion provided in the article.
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eng
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150399 Business and Management not elsewhere classified
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