Three of this tools are: codes of ethics, ethical structures and supporting whistle-blowers. Code of ethics is a formal statement of the organization which tells the employees what the company stands for, what are their ethics and social norms. Ethical structures are different systems that an organization can use to establish an ethical environment...
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These are: ethics committee, ethics officer and ethics training. Supporting whistle-blowers are persons who often report wrongdoing to outsiders, such as regulatory agencies, senators, or newspaper reporters. Managers can be trained to view whistle-blowers a benefit rather than a threat, and system can be set up to effectively protect employees who report illegal or unethical activities...
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Unethical Behavior In Accounting (2008). Ethical values in accounting. Retrieved August 3, 2008, from http://articles.directorym.com/Ethical_Values_In_Accounting-a800313.html	2 / 286
Public Company Accounting Oversight Board; Will it Protect Investors? However, these reviews were not high priority, thus uncovering errors/negligence made by the public accounting firms by peers were rarely discovered. It was only after the massive failures of Enron and WorldCom that this gross negligence by the public accounting firm performing the audit came to light...	5 / 1122
Ethics, Accounting and Business Decisions These ethics guide us to make the right choices. The influence of decision-making can be based on a person's principles, beliefs, life and culture. The people around us will influence our own method of decision-making in our daily existence in the organizations where we work...	3 / 609
Sarbanes-Oxley Act Article Analysis The SOX requirements has meant an increase in outsider auditing fees companies must pay in order to stay compliant with the new regulations. In essence SOX is decreasing shareholder value when it was actually meant to increase shareholder value...	2 / 326