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This page of Bucklin.org is devoted to lawyer research helps and links for research in business ethics and legal compliance programs and corporate governance.  By corporate governance is meant compliance with law plus business ethics, starting with the board of directors and going down to the temporary part time worker hired yesterday.

From a Lawyer's viewpoint, a number of ethics articles regarding business are found at the ABA Business Law Section's website.  Each month, the Section of Business Law eSource brings you an easy click-through of may of the paper magazine of the Section, covering timely issues and developments impacting business law and business lawyers.

Here is a partial list of institutions in the United States that work on business ethics.

Corporate-Ethics US™ - distinguished PhD and JD ethics experts delivering customized business ethics advice and seminar education to corporate America.

This list is adapted from one from Center for Applied Ethics, although considerably edited and changed here.

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The Board of Directors of a Corporation needs to set the compliance and ethics goals to govern their company.   These governance goals need to address at least the following separate areas of ethic and legal compliance.

  1. Government
  2. Employee/Employment
  3. Customers
  4. Competitors
  5. Stockholders
  6. Financial Assurance
  7. Intellectual Property (Ours and Theirs)
  8. Workplace Safety
  9. Environmental
  10. Product Quality and Safety
  11. International