Author Archives: goodcorporation

Getting Corporate Governance Right

The debate about the shape of corporate governance after the banking crisis is beginning to...

BRITISH BUSINESSES FACE EXPOSURE UNDER NEW BRIBERY BILL

British businesses will need to tighten up their anti-corruption policies now that new bribery laws...

“YOUR CALL IS CONFIDENTIAL TO US”

Confidentiality is defined by the International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) as “ensuring that information is...

Investment in corporate responsibility
The Decade of Due Diligence

As we leave the ‘noughties’, when CSR really came of age, what do the ‘Teens’...

Magnifying glass over document with check mark
Translating is not enough: explaining corporate Codes of Conduct to employees

It’s not just marketing campaigns and brand names that need careful translation. Corporate Codes of...

Social Media Monitoring

  An American town recently generated controversy when it asked municipal job applicants to hand...

Should the office romance be off-limits?

Should the ‘office romance’ be off-limits? Managing a workplace romance can be a hassle and...

Is corporate drug testing legitimate

Testing for substance abuse is becoming a concern in many organisations and has been raised...

Will Hutton, Vice-Chair of the Work Foundation spoke on corporate governance and corporate responsibility
GoodCorporation debate at the House of Lords

At a debate organised by GoodCorporation at the House of Lords on 20 May 2009...

What’s the housing market got to do with ethics?

Leo Martin’s letter in today’s Financial Times (no longer available) about the housing market might...

Making bank regulation work

Lord Turner scored high marks for his review of financial regulation which has been described...

Defining CSR

An FT journalist told us recently that when a CSR story is discussed on the...