This paper aims to review the latest management developments across the globe and pinpoint practical implications from cutting-edge research and case studies.
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This research paper concentrates on the relationship between diversity management, corporate ethics, and commercial performance in a sample of Fortune 500 companies. Diversity management was found to positively influence internal ethics, yet strategically pursuing internal ethics did not increase commercial performance. Implementing a program of external ethics did, on the other hand, enhance commercial performance, and diversity management did boost external ethics – as seen, for example, in the charitable activity of employees. A thoughtful ethical stance can therefore be a profitable asset once companies consistently invest in initiatives such as ethics training.
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