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MANAGING BUSINESS ETHICS: Straight Talk
About How To Do It Right, Linda K. Trevino and Katherine A. Nelson, 3rd ed., Wiley Publishers, ISBN 0-471-23054-5
Per Bruce Hamm, "This is the best book I've found to date on managing ethics in the workplace. It covers not only the
historical, classical background for ethics but gives practical examples of the type of programs and actions I believe corporations
need to consider. It covers ethics cases from small to large scale from the perspective of the individual to the entire organization.
If there is any book I'd recommend about corporate ethics, this is it."
BUSINESS ETHICS, William H. Shaw,
4th ed., Wadsworth Publishers, ISBN 0-534-57349-5
Per Bruce Hamm, "This book gives a well-rounded picture of historical ethical thought. It covers large institutional
cases where ethics were brought into question. This book encourages much deeper thought on ethics in the workplace
and is a great companion to the Managing Business Ethics book."
HOW FULL IS YOUR BUCKET?, Tom Rath
and Donald O. Clifton, Ph.D., Gallup Press, ISBN 1-59562-003-6
Per Bruce Hamm,
"The authors teach one about the wonderful effect of positive emotions in the workplace, as well as at home and
in our daily interactions. Even small, seemingly insignificant interactions can have a positive effect on our ability
to cope, survive and thrive. If you want to learn how to manage a positive attitude
at the workplace, both for yourself and your associates, read this book and follow its suggestions."
COMPLETE GUIDE TO ETHICS MANAGEMENT: An Ethics Toolkit for Managers - Carter McNamara
Per Bruce Hamm, "This online paper is very much in line with the type of actions organizations might want to look at
to encourage an ethical culture. A great start to the study of business ethics."
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