The authors of your text argue that ethical communication serves five ethical functions in organizations: coordination, community, inspiration, social control, and emulation. This practical approach underscores how ethical communication is more than just something that should be done for itself. Ethical organizational communication benefits all the organization's stakeholders.
Many organizations adopt a code of ethics. The National Communication Association published its Credo for Communication Ethics in 1999. The Academy of Management's general ethical principles focus on responsibility, integrity, and respect for people's rights and dignity. The National Speakers Association has a code of professional ethics that provides guidelines for how members should conduct themselves.
SJSU has incorporated an ethical stance in its goals for Vision 2010 with "Responsible citizenship and an understanding of ethical choices inherent in human development" for graduate and undergraduate students. In addition, the university has adopted Ten Principles of Academic Integrity for faculty and a Student Conduct Code for students. Five years ago Student Affairs started an Academic Integrity week to encourage dialogue about ethical issues on campus. In the past, the event has included guest speakers, workers, and discussions.
~ Professor Cyborg
Managers as Friends?
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I believe title already sounds pretty weird but I would still like to
provoke this idea. Have you ever become friends with your manager? Does it
really w...
16 years ago
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