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These value based views of organizations. INTRODUCTIONIn a comprehensive review of the state of organizational communication. Charles Redding (1. Propelled in part. Putnam, 1. 98. 2; Putnam & Fairhurst, 2. Jackall, 1. 98. 8) as well as dramatic. EXXON Valdez oil spill, the Archer.
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Daniels Midland price fixing scandal, and the continued deception and. This essay seeks to explore the traditional dearth of ethical inquiry. Three factors. have complicated ethical inquiry into organizational communication. This dearth of inquiry exists despite. Seeger, 1. 99. 7; Johannesen, 1.
This includes confusion over questions of responsibility. RESPONSIBILITY AND ACCOUNTABILITYResponsibility and accountability are complex concepts closely connected. Questions of accountability and. The complex nature of organizational responsibility and accountability. Causality is often diffused. This ambivalence, then. Seeger (1. 99. 7) offers a somewhat less jaundice.
Ethical issues are often positioned in opposition to the more important. Value questions are secondary.
Recently, however. Heath (1. 99. 9). EMERGING RESEARCH The recent surge in interest regarding ethics and values in organizations. This interpretive turn in. Eisenberg & Riley, 2.
Values are most. often framed as the underlying assumptions and guidelines of organizational. Drawing on issue management.
Heath, 1. 99. 7) and organizational rhetoric (Elwood, 1. Hoover. 1. 98. 7) identity concerns issues of image, reputation and legitimacy as.
The study of organizational culture makes investigations of values, identity. Identity makes explicit the. Critical approaches advocate. The applied ethics approach addresses issues of responsibility and accountability.
Some of the. more legalistic corporate codes require that employees sign an affidavit. Many organizations. Often. individuals are trained in the use of the code and may use the code to. Crable, 1. 97. 8). These communication processes are at the heart.
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