Yearly Archives: 2014
‘Better late than never’: Co-op Group votes in radical reforms
The Co-op Group has voted in radical governance reforms at its Special General Meeting, which...
Playing by the Rules
Doing business in Russia can be a challenge. In the August issue of Governance &...
Staking your reputation in the digital age
In these days of increasingly sophisticated social media it only takes one off-message supplier and...
Update Summer 2014
GoodCorporation will be leading a Business Ethics Debate on whistleblowing at the second annual Compliance...
A Problem Shared …
Despite concerted efforts to combat corruption by business and governments, bribery still poses a significant...
GoodCorporation response to consultation on zero hours contracts
Leo Martin, managing director of GoodCorporation said: “We fully support the proposal to remove exploitative...
Can an ethical culture prevent anti-competitive behaviour?
GoodCorporation asked the newly formed Competition and Markets Authority to lead our May Business Ethics...
Cleaning up its Act
Brazil has tightened its anti-brtibery laws to tackle corruption. In the June issue of Governance...
GoodCorporation response to Sir Richard Lambert’s Banking Standards Review
19 May 2014 Leo Martin, GoodCorporation director said: “It is absolutely right that the Banking...
Zero-hours contracts – the good, the bad and the ugly
Zero-hours contracts are in the news again. From the estimates last summer that 200,000 employees...
The challenges of ethics and compliance in Engineering & Construction Projects
Marrying the demands of the UK Bribery Act with the multiple suppliers involved in Engineering...
The UK’s stab at corporate responsibility
Michael Littlechild was interviewed about ethics, governance and the Co-Op for Longitude, the Italian monthly...
