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BUSINESS ETHICS
Journal of Business Cases and Applications: Yetunde H. Orimoloye, Nathan K. Austin, Phyllis Y. Keys
An organization brings in an independent auditor as part of a strategy revamp, and discovers employee fraud. What should be done, and how was it missed?
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FUTURE OF WORK
The Boston Globe: Jeremy Avins, Megan Larcom, Jenny Weissbourd
Frontline workers are more than just "dehumanized inputs." How can business schools do more to help future managers and their employees succeed together?
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TALENT MANAGEMENT
The Conversation: Elizabeth C. Tippett
How can companies negotiate the line between legally-allowed behaviors, "commonsense" understandings of harassment, and potential liability?
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CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
The New York Times: Andrew Ross Sorkin
How should CEOs weigh consumer expectations against potential risks when it comes to taking a stand on social issues?
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FUTURE OF WORK
NPR: Ashley Gross, Jon Marcus
As shortages hit skilled trades, is it time to rethink "the march to bachelor's degrees," or will innovation and automation lead employers to look for hires with softer skills? Or both?
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Should business and government help local economies prepare for life after natural gas, or will it be coal all over again?
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