Ethics and Coporate Governance
Page 1: Introduction to IMT and Key Themes
Institute of EGMC006 IMT Management Technology Centre for Distance Learning, Ghaziabad
Participants engage with key themes:
System Code
Citizenship
Business Controls
Monitor
Ethics and Corporate Governance
Policy Direction:
Focus on market affairs and core leadership
Importance of Ethical Awareness:
Building a fair and ethical company culture
Page 2: Vision and Mission of IMT
Vision:
Imparting a continuum of management education globally through distance learning.
Mission:
Leveraging technology for innovation and life-long learning.
Evolving management competencies to enhance employability and entrepreneurship.
Serving society with excellence in management education, research, and consultancy.
Page 3: Course Structure - EGMC006 Ethics and Corporate Governance
Course Index:
UNIT 1: Introduction to Business Ethics
UNIT 2: Theories of Ethics
UNIT 3: Ethical Dilemma and Ethics Management
UNIT 4: Managing Organizational Ethics
UNIT 5: Ethics in Management
UNIT 6: Introduction to Ethics Audit
UNIT 7: Corporate Governance and Stakeholders
UNIT 8: Corporate Governance in India
UNIT 9: Board of Directors
UNIT 10: Auditors
UNIT 11: Corporate Social Responsibility
UNIT 12: E-Governance
Page 4: Acknowledgements
Acknowledgment of contributions from various texts, websites, and AV sources
Thanks to individual authors, publishing houses, and educational institutes for assistance in preparing study materials.
Page 5: Contributors and Committee
Key Contributors:
Prof. (Dr.) S. R. Musanna, Prof. (Dr.) Swapnil Garg, other distinguished professors and researchers.
Roles defined:
Expert committee, SLM preparation team, Course coordinator, and Expert reviewers involved in course content development.
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Page 7: Corporate Governance and Business Ethics Introduction
Corporate Governance Overview:
Encompasses corporate strategy, compensation, risk management, and accountability principles.
Business ethics as the core of corporate governance.
Integration of Values:
Core values like honesty, trust, and fairness reflected in corporate governance decisions.
Importance of developing relationships based on fairness, transparency, and accountability.
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Page 9: Unit Structure - Business Ethics
Unit Objectives:
Define business ethics and its relevance.
Understand concepts related to business ethics.
Explain evolution and importance of business ethics.
Page 10: Introduction to Business Ethics
Ethics in Business:
Ethics define right versus wrong across cultural norms.
Historical context: Integration of ethics into business practices, legislation, and CSR.
Ethical Dilemmas:
Conflicts arise when profit motives clash with social responsibilities.
Page 11: Understanding Business Ethics
Business Ethics Scope:
Examines how businesses resolve ethical conflicts within economic, legal, and organizational contexts.
Key Aspects:
Individual relationships, organizational behavior, and societal impacts.
Page 12: Evolution of Business Ethics
Cultural Shifts (1960s-2000s):
Emergence of employee work ethics and environmental concerns.
Changes in consumer demand leading to stronger scrutiny of corporate practices post-2000 focusing on digital ethics and privacy.
Page 13: Types of Business Ethics
Individual vs Organizational Ethics:
Differences in ethical issues at personal vs corporate levels.
Key Elements for Ethical Behavior:
Written codes, ethical training, support systems for reporting ethics violations.
Page 14: Importance of Business Ethics
Essential Skill:
Top companies prioritize ethical conduct to mitigate risks associated with unethical practices.
Impact on Employees:
Strong ethical messaging influences employee behavior positively.
Page 15: Features of Business Ethics
Major Features:
Code of conduct, moral values, organizational framework, voluntary practice, and need for education on ethics.
Page 16: Ethical Behavior
Significance:
Ethical behavior shapes corporate culture and builds trust among stakeholders.
Code of Ethics Defined:
Guidelines for ethical conduct in organizations, fostering integrity and honesty in operations.
Page 17: Environmental Ethics
Importance:
Highlights the moral relationship between humans and the environment, emphasizing sustainability.
Types of Environmental Ethics:
Includes anthropocentric vs. non-anthropocentric views.
Page 18: Globalization and Ethics
Impact of Globalization:
Expansion of businesses into international markets poses unique ethical challenges.
Cultural and Legal Considerations:
Businesses must navigate diverse legal frameworks and cultural norms in global operations.