The Stat of the Week shares insights and trends from original research conducted by ECI. Most findings are from the Global Business Ethics Survey® (GBES®). The GBES is a longitudinal, cross-sectional study of workplace integrity from the employee’s perspective. The Stat of the Week is an ongoing series published every Monday
During IMPACT 2022, April 19-22, senior-level officials from both the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Securities and the Exchange Commission (SEC) will be speaking at our annual conference, Specifically, we will be hearing from: The Honorable Lisa Monaco, Deputy Attorney General of the United States; and The Honorable Dan
This report examines data from the Ethics & Compliance Initiative's Global Business Ethics Survey® (GBES®). Data from over 5,000 employees in the U.S. are analyzed by the size of the enterprise in which they work (i.e., organizational staff size). For the purposes of this report, small, medium and large-staff-sized organizations
This report examines data from the Ethics & Compliance Initiative's Global Business Ethics Survey® (GBES®). Data from over 5,000 employees in the U.S. are analyzed by the size of the enterprise in which they work (i.e., organizational staff size). For the purposes of this report, small, medium and large-staff-sized organizations were defined by the following categories:
The results are discussed by the ethical culture strength and four major ethics outcomes that are connected to ethics & compliance (E&C) program implementation: pressure, observed misconduct, reporting and retaliation (for more information see the "Background" section of this report).
Additional comparisons are made to show the impact of a strong versus a weak ethical culture on ethics outcomes. The GBES U.S. data discussed in this report were collected in 2020 and are based on responses from individuals employed in the for-profit, nonprofit and governmental sectors. For a more detailed explanation of the methodology, please see the "Methodology" section of this report.
Alchemizing HR: Ethics from the Ground Up: What You Need to Know About Establishing and Maintaining an Optimal Ethics & Compliance Program Date: March 31 at 1 pm, ET Whether you are a global or small organization, ethics and compliance (E&C) should play a central role in your business strategy
The Stat of the Week shares insights and trends from original research conducted by ECI. Most findings are from the Global Business Ethics Survey® (GBES®). The GBES is a longitudinal, cross-sectional study of workplace integrity from the employee’s perspective. The Stat of the Week is an ongoing series published every Monday
Ethics and compliance initiatives operate differently in small and medium-sized organizations than in large enterprises. Particularly, medium-sized organizations are caught in between as they transition from a smaller to a larger enterprise. Employees in medium-sized organizations report more pressure, more observed misconduct and more perceived retaliation due to reporting misconduct
The Stat of the Week shares insights and trends from original research conducted by ECI. Most findings are from the Global Business Ethics Survey® (GBES®). The GBES is a longitudinal, cross-sectional study of workplace integrity from the employee’s perspective. The Stat of the Week is an ongoing series published every Monday
In October 2020, when the Coronavirus pandemic was arguably at its peak, the Ethics and Compliance Initiative (ECI) tasked a Working Group to explore how ethics and compliance (E&C) professionals could be strategic leaders in times of stress and crisis. While the pandemic was one of the most significant stressors