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Choose an area of interest: choose Accounting Financial Planning HR International Legal Corporate Finance Students Tax Technology Search  Member Sign Up Member Log On Edit Member Profile Newsletters ... Top 10 Bestselling Titles Choose an area of interest: Why Is It So Hard to Create an Ethical Culture? May/June 2005 The law requires it. The regulators demand it and the prosecutors look for it. Sarbanes requires a positive "tone at the top" as part of 404 implementation. The Department of Justice is examining the environment in which decisions are being made. The revised Federal Sentencing Guidelines now talk of the need for a culture of ethics and compliance. And yet two years after passage of Sarbanes, companies are still struggling to come to grips with defining the characteristics of an ethical culture that will truly reduce the risk of fraud and scandal. Why is it so hard? An insight is offered from a recent speech by Lori A. Richards, the SEC's Director of the Office of Compliance Inspections and Examinations. Ms. Richards said "[i]t's not enough to have policies. It's not enough to have procedures. It's not enough to have good intentions. All of these can help. But to be successful, compliance must be an embedded part of your firm's culture." "It's not enough." An ethical culture does not automatically result from implementation of new processes and procedures. Organizations have been taking this piece-meal approach of adding new processes and programs without taking a broader look at what kind of culture they are and they aspire to be.

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95. "Ethical Culture" Entitled To Religious Tax Exemption ethical culture has been around for a while, perhaps 100 years. It has beensaid that ethical culture is to Judaism what Unitarianism/Universalism is to http://lists.ucla.edu/pipermail/religionlaw/2003-March/005672.html

"Ethical Culture" entitled to religious tax exemption Newsom, Michael mnewsom at LAW.HOWARD.EDU Fri Mar 7 20:15:57 PST 2003 Previous message: "Ethical Culture" entitled to religious tax exemption Next message: Pledge: God or Country Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Ethical Culture has been around for a while, perhaps 100 years. It may have emerged or grown out of the American Jewish community. It has been said that Ethical Culture is to Judaism what Unitarianism/Universalism is to Christianity. The foregoing details may be wrong, but the larger point holds: it is not a "strange" non-habituated religion. -Original Message- From: Volokh, Eugene [mailto: VOLOKH at MAIL.LAW.UCLA.EDU ] Sent: Friday, March 07, 2003 7:59 PM To: RELIGIONLAW at listserv.ucla.edu Subject: "Ethical Culture" entitled to religious tax exemption The Texas Court of Appeals has held that a group that adheres to "Ethical Culture" is entitled to a religious tax exemption; the court rejected the Texas Comptroller's position that the exemption is available only to groups that believe in a "God, Gods, or higher power." Strayhorn v. Ethical Society, 2003 WL 740277 (Tex. App. Mar. 6). Eugene next part An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.ucla.edu/cgi-bin/mailman/private/religionlaw/attachments/20030307/698ef73f/attachment.htm

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Third National Computer Ethics Conference Building Ethical Culture in Cyberspace: Further Pursuit of a 'Ten Commandments' for Computer Ethics April 28, 1994 The Brookings Institution 1775 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W. Washingtion, DC This conference discussed the wide array of ethical frameworks that have been and need to be established within the fields of identity in cyberspace, the public perception of the Internet, the relationship between law and the Internet, privacy and computer practices, and medical records in databases. The conference also called for a means to inform children about computer ethics and eventually gave rise to the 1996 Kids and Computers conference. INTRODUCTION Bruce MacLaury President The Brookings Institution PANEL 1 Moderator: Ramon Barquin The Washington Consulting Group Stephanie Shorrow Boston Herald 'Cyberethics' Angela Gunn 'Identity in Cyberspace' Alicia Juarerro Prince George's Community College 'Reality and Virtuality' Jonathan Merril Hitechsplantation 'Virtual Models for Medical School Training' Victor Cosentino 'Virtual Legality' PANEL 2 Moderator: David Trickett Bob Barger Eastern Illinois University Patrick F. Sullivan

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barings - the need for ethical culture - Simon Longstaff A version of this article was written for the Australian Business Management in May 1995 The collapse of Britain’s oldest merchant bank, Barings, should hold a number of lessons for directors and other officers responsible for a company’s operations. Most important is the need to realise that no amount of external or internal regulation and surveillance will, by itself, prevent determined people from going off the rails. The crisis precipitated in Baring’s Singapore dealing room could just as easily have been the basis for a spectacular triumph. As is so often the case, censure has followed failure. The actual behaviour of the dealer is condemned because he bet the wrong way and then compounded his error by chasing losses. Had his judgement (or luck) been a little better, then he might now be enjoying the fruits of an enhanced reputation and a healthy bonus. It may appear a little cynical, however one must wonder whether Nick Leeson’s superiors would have castigated him for the same deals if they had led to windfall profits. Why did it happen? It seems to me that events such as these are a direct product of the environment in which derivatives are traded. For the most part, traders operate as relatively isolated individuals whose remuneration is specifically linked to performance. That is, there is a direct nexus between profit and the size of the year’s bonus. Indeed it is rare to find a remuneration policy that specifically takes account of the manner in which profits are generated.

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Cultivating the Ethical Life Notes on ethical living from Jone Johnson Lewis, Leader, Northern Virginia Ethical Society Main Back Differences between UU and Ethical Culture Note: the original of this message was written in 1998 as a contribution to the AEU email list, Dialogue , in 1998. In my experience, and from long and many talks with people who identify themselves as Ethical Culturists or Ethical Humanists who are attending UU churches because there is no convenient or well-functioning local Ethical Society: the key differences between the two are not theological diversity (Ethical Culture has almost as great a proportion of naturalistic deists/theists as does the midwestern Unitarianism in which I grew up) nor "creed" but the following: 2) UUs tend to be more comfortable with traditional Protestant format and words, even when they have redefined them almost 180 degrees. Thus, UUs would not generally mind the term "in the pews" even if their congregation has always had the same kind of separate chairs that an Ethical Society might have. Worship becomes "the shaping of worth" and is about human worth and dignity. "Church" becomes just a generic term and not a specifically Christian term. (My younger son at five years old called the Ethical Society in Chicago "Zero Church" after having been involved in Second and then First Unitarian Churches little did he know how perceptive that was!) The "hymn sandwich" format of Protestant services is often retained by UU congregations. Personally, I feel the format of most UU churches as heavily Protestant, though our own Ethical Culture format and the Reform Judaism format of the 19th century also borrow heavily from Protestantism, especially in featuring "the word" as the center of the program instead of rituals. UUs are thus far more comfortable with "responsive readings" in Sunday mornings than Ethical Culturists would be, though the words themselves may be just as comfortable or uncomfortable to an average UU as an average Ethical Culturist. (As an aside I'll add: Both groups have significant problems with the term "spirituality" both have many members who dislike the term and find it inherently linked to supernaturalism, and

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