Organisation ethics development system
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This document outlines the important elements of an Organization Ethics Development System (OEDS), including moral leadership, regular assessment, an ethics steering committee, written codes of conduct, preventative steps, ethics training, nominating an ethics officer, and establishing ethics reporting and conflict resolution processes. It also emphasizes the need for ongoing ethics audits and evaluations.
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