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    Business Ethics

    &

    Corporate Governance

    Prof Bharat Nadkarni

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    Stakeholder Concept

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    Business Ethics : Prof Bharat Nadkarni

    Who are the Stakeholders of Business ?

    Shareholders and Promoters

    Customers

    Employees

    Suppliers and Partners (incl Contractors, Agents etc)

    Government

    Society

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    Most Admired Business

    Balancing and Exceeding

    the Expectations ofall its

    Stakeholders.

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    Ethics at Stakeholders level

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    Shareholders

    Ensure capital appreciation

    Ensure steady and regular dividends

    Disclose all relevant information

    Protect minority shareholders interests

    Not to window dress balance sheets

    Protect interest in times of mergers, amalgamations and

    takeovers

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    Customers

    Better quality of goods

    Goods and services at reasonable price

    Not to corner stocks and create temporary shortage

    Not to practice discriminatory pricing

    No carteling

    Not to make false claims about products in advertisements

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    Employees

    Payments as per skill sets and organisational worth.

    Security of job

    Better and safe working conditions

    Better recommendation

    Participative management

    Welfare facilities

    Equal opportunity employer

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    Government

    Complying with rules and regulations

    Honesty in paying taxes and other dues

    Acting as partner in progress of the country

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    Society / Community

    Concern for poor and down trodden

    No discrimination against any particular section or

    group

    Concern for clean environment

    Preservation of scarce resources for posterity

    Contributing to better quality of life

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    Internal Policy Level

    Fair practices relating to recruitment, compensation,

    lay-offs, perks, promotion, etc.

    Transformational leadership to motivate employees to

    aim at better and higher things in life

    Better communication at all levels

    Respecting principle of collective bargaining

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    Personal Policy Level

    Not to misuse others for personal ends

    Not to indulge in politics to gain power

    Not to spoil promotional chances of others

    Not to use office car, stationary and other property for

    personal use

    Not to fall prey to shortcuts and easy money

    Promise keeping

    No violence, i.e. preventing or not causing physicalharm to others

    Mutual help

    Respect for persons and property

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    Excellence

    Habits

    Thoughts

    Attitude

    Values

    Behaviour

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    Core Values & Concepts of World Class Organizations

    Visionary Leadership

    Organizational &

    Personal Learning

    Agility

    Valuing Employees &

    Partners

    Managing for Innovation

    Customer- DrivenExcellence

    Focus on the Future

    Management By Fact

    Focus on Results &

    Creating Value

    Social Responsibility

    Systems Perspective