Yearly Archives: 2013
Ethics and the supply chain – a challenge to your brand?
Recent events such as the UK horsemeat scandal and of course, the tragic consequences of...
Are business ethics getting worse?
Our business ethics debate opened with the suggestion that on a scale of 0-100, where...
Corporate Responsibility in a downturn
Leo Martin argues that good CSR programmes must have a genuine business benefit to survive...
Diversity in the modern boardroom
Why don’t we see things coming? Risk and governance issues seemingly continue to move up...
The UK Bribery Act – a gold standard worth preserving
Reviewing a law to make sure it is fit for purpose is clearly wise. Legislation...
Is regulation the answer to restoring public trust?
Leo Martin talks to Compliance and Governance magazine and argues that changing culture not regulation...
Logistics companies exposed under UK Bribery Act
Logistics companies and their clients run the risk of prosecution under the Bribery Act. Research*...
Government’s review of banks must avoid more rules
“If the government’s review of the banking industry, announced today, focuses on creating more rules...
Comment from GoodCorporation on collapse in SFO raids
Leo Martin of GoodCorporation said: “Britain will remain a soft touch for corporate corruption if...
GoodCorporation launches human rights framework
Few organisations have a specific Human Rights policy in place or a nominated individual responsible...
GoodCorporation comments on the Welfare to Work scheme
“The key problem with the Government’s welfare-to-work scheme is that it places businesses in the...
Is the finance sector’s reputation damaged beyond repair?
Whether or not the reputation of the finance sector is damaged beyond repair depends on...
