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Steven Mintz
United States
I'm a speaker and consultant on ethics issues and author of a book, Beyond Happiness and Meaning: Transforming Your Life Through Ethical Behavior.
Interests: Reading, writing, blogging, ethics advice, traveling, eating, sports
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Virtues and Values Enhance Ethical Behavior
Posted 4 days ago at Ethics Sage
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Ethics, AI, and Managing Ethics Risks It’s Time...
Posted Jun 21, 2022 at Workplace Ethics Advice
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Ways to Promote EDI in the Workplace
Posted Jun 16, 2022 at Workplace Ethics Advice
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Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Is a Must for all Organizations
Posted Jun 14, 2022 at Workplace Ethics Advice
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Ethical Issues of the NCAA Transfer Portal
Posted Jun 8, 2022 at Higher Ed Ethics Watch
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Does 'Yes Means Yes' Establish An Effective Standard to Support Victims of Sexual Assault and Rape on College Campuses?
Posted Jun 7, 2022 at Ethics Sage
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Should Chinese Companies Listed on U.S Stock Exchanges Be Subject to PCAOB Audits?
Posted Jun 2, 2022 at Workplace Ethics Advice
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Paul,
You raise good points. I'm concerned how corporations spend their money and whether it is in shareholder interests. I guess the idea that a broader stakeholder approach might MIGHT lead to an inefficient use of resources and too much power and influence in corporate hands that MIGHT infect the political process. But as you say there are remedies for any overreach.
Steve M.
It’s Time to Wake Up to ‘Woke Capitalism’
Should Corporations Be Encouraged to Influence the Political Process? It's well known that corporations donate to politicians of their choice. This has been going on for many years. What's not so clear is whether the concept of "woke capitalism" is ratcheting up the support in a more tangible wa...
It’s Time to Wake Up to ‘Woke Capitalism’
Posted May 31, 2022 at Ethics Sage
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Zoliswa,
Thanks for the inquiry about bipolar. I will send you some resources in a gmail email.
Steve
Workplace Advice on Dealing with Bipolar Employees
Treat Others the Way You Wish They Would Treat You A few years ago, I wrote about Bipolar Personality Disorder. Using the word “Personality” was a mistake on my part. The purpose of this blog is to correct the record and revisit some of the workplace considerations when dealing with workers dia...
How the Pandemic Has Expanded the Role of HR
A Paradigm Shift in Organizations By Lauren Winans The pandemic has changed the structure of the workplace, possibly for good. Employees are working remotely more now than at any time in the past, management is grappling with record-high resignations and burnout, and companies are scrambling to keep up with the... Continue reading
Posted May 25, 2022 at Workplace Ethics Advice
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Should College Athletes Be Paid for Their Name, Image, and Likeness?
Posted May 23, 2022 at Ethics Sage
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How to Respond When Your Superior Asks You to Do...
Posted May 18, 2022 at Workplace Ethics Advice
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What do WeWork and Theranos Have in Common?
Posted May 16, 2022 at Ethics Sage
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Why Do Universities Lie About Program Information?
Posted May 11, 2022 at Higher Ed Ethics Watch
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Jack,
Thanks for your comments and contribution to the discussion.
Steve M.
Is America a Racist Country?
Dissecting Critical Race Theory Let me answer my own question at the start. America is not an inherently racist country but has followed racist policies in the past. America is not a racist country in part because it would be wrong to label all of society in that way. Most Americans are good peo...
Can Moral Reframing Bridge the Political Divide?
Posted May 9, 2022 at Ethics Sage
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Howie,
You make good points and I agree it's a more complicated issue than this one blog addresses. You've given me food for thought to write a follow-up blog with a different perspective. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
Steve
Canceling Student Debt and Moral Hazard
What’s Fair? Moral hazard refers to a situation that arises when an individual has the chance to take advantage of a financial arrangement or situation, knowing that all the risks and consequences will fall on another party. In a sense, it allows one party to take advantage of another. Moral Haz...
Creating a "Speak Up Culture" in the Workplace
Posted May 4, 2022 at Workplace Ethics Advice
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Canceling Student Debt and Moral Hazard
Posted May 2, 2022 at Ethics Sage
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Importance of Being an Ethical Leader
Posted Apr 28, 2022 at Workplace Ethics Advice
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“Excellence in Accounting Ethics Education Award”
Excellence in Accounting Ethics Education Award Announced by the Public Interest Section of the American Accounting Association The intent of this award is to recognize new pedagogy for teaching ethics to accounting students. A monetary award of $1,000 and a plaque will be presented at the annual Ethics Symposium, sponsored... Continue reading
Posted Apr 27, 2022 at Ethics Sage
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Thanks, John, for your excellent suggestion.
Digital Threat: Talking To Your Child About Cyberbullying
Cyberbullying: The Greatest Threat to Children’s’ Emotional Stability This guest blog was written by Katherine Rundell. Her contact information is below. The blog was first posted in February 2022. Introduction Cyberbullying is one example that can have devastating effects on young people. Cyb...
How to Combat Bullying Behavior Part II
Posted Apr 26, 2022 at Ethics Sage
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Why Ethics Codes Are Important
Posted Apr 21, 2022 at Workplace Ethics Advice
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