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Taking Care of Bottom-Rung Employees is Good Business

The results of the six-year study surprised even its authors. They expected to find that, yes, you could provide bottom-rung employees with benefits and still be profitable. Instead they found that you should provide such benefits because doing so increases profits.

Apple Increases Its Monitoring of Suppliers

The company says it conducted on-site audits at 102 facilities in 2009, up from 83 in 2008, and trained 133,000 workers, supervisors and managers, a sharp increase from 27,000 a year earlier.

What Would You Do?

Real-life ethical case studies, drawn from the archives of Business Ethics magazine. Look in the What Would You Do? category for current posts.