Acting On Your Ethical Line: What Are You Prepared To Do?
Publication: Ethical Leadership | Moral Distress | Workplace Culture | Workplace Ethics
Third article in a three-part series on where you draw the ethical line. If I asked whether you consider yourself an ethical person, you’d probably say yes. Most of us would. The harder question is what you’re prepared to do when acting on your ethical line comes at a personal cost. This is the third […]
Holding Your Ethical Line: When Voicing Concerns Isn’t Enough
Publication: Courageous Conversations | Ethical Leadership | Leadership judgement | Speaking Up | Workplace Ethics
Second article in a three-part series on where you draw the ethical line. In the first article in this series, I explored how easy it can be to miss the moment when a compromise at work starts to feel like you’re crossing an ethical line. But recognising that ethical line is only the first challenge. […]
Drawing the Ethical Line: When Your Compromise Becomes Complicity
Publication: Ethical Decision-Making | Integrity at Work | leadership | Values and Decision-Making | Workplace Ethics
First article in a three-part series on where you draw the ethical line. Over the course of my career, I’ve had plenty of moments where I disagreed with a decision. Most were straightforward situations where I put forward my position, someone else made the call, and while I didn’t like the decision, I got on with it. The […]