Ethics in Organizations and Leadership

9/25/07 4:21 PM Page 119. Jones and Bartlett Publishers. NOT FOR SALE OR DISTRIBUTION. CHAPTER 4. Ethics in Organizations and Leadership Janie B. Butts Ethics must begin at the top of an organization . It is a Leadership issue and the chief execu- tive must set the example. FORMER CHIEF JUSTICE EDWARD HENNESSEY, MASSACHUSETTS SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT. OBJECTIVES. After reading this chapter, the reader should be able to: 1. Discuss the significance of an open system for health care Organizations . 2. Explore the ethical dimensions that shape the culture of an organization . 3. Compare the similarities and differences between the traditional cultures of an organization and Daft's unique list of cultures. 4. Explore the rationale for the two principles necessary for trust to exist between the community at large and the organization .

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