Business ethics
Men a ‘health hazard’ for women in workplace, survey shows…
According to a new study, working with men in specific industries is bad for women. Researchers from Indiana University Bloomington found that female employees working in male-dominated areas such as science, tech and engineering had higher levels of stress.
Bulgaria Not Doing Enough to Combat Foreign Bribery
Bulgaria is among countries doing little or no effort to combat foreign bribery, a Transparency International report shows.
In its Progress Report 2015: Assessing Enforcement of the OECD Convention on Combating Foreign Bribery [PDF], the organization says cross-border bribery "has enormous negative consequences for the populations of affected countries".
Serbian Whistleblower Law Faces First Serious Test
Watchdog organisation Transparency Serbia told BIRN that the Nenadic case will be a good test of the effectiveness of the recently-adopted legislation protecting whisteblowers.
"This case will show how effective the new law is, because we haven't had such a case since the enactment of the law," said Bojana Medenica from Transparency Serbia.
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Toshiba president, top executives quit over $1.2 bln scandal
The president of Toshiba and seven other high-level executives and directors resigned on July 21 over a $1.2 billion accounting scandal blamed on management's overzealous pursuit of profit that has battered one of Japan's best-known firms.
Modern sweatshop conditions uncovered on Cyprus
A gang of Bangladeshis with forged documents allegedly transferred undocumented workers to Cyprus to work in sweatshops. Greek-Cypriot Fileleftheros newspaper reports that 7-8,000 euros were taken from each person so that they could be transported to the free parts of the island, using false documents with promises of work.
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Greece must urgently raise priority of fighting foreign bribery, says OECD report
The OECD Working Group on Bribery has released a review of Greece's efforts to fight foreign bribery on March 20 at 11 a.m. (central European time).
New portal for promotion of socially responsible business
BELGRADE - A new portal has been launched in Serbia to facilitate the sharing of information concerning operations of companies, organizations, individuals in the field of social responsibility.
Borsa Istanbul set to inaugurate Sustainability Index
Borsa Istanbul will launch a sustainability index tomorrow as part of an effort to assess companies trading on the exchange based on their performances on environmental, social and governance issues.
Bulgaria Drops in Anti-Bribery Enforcement Ranking - Report
Bulgaria has regressed in the OECD Anti-Bribery Convention enforcement, a new report by Transparency International has shown.
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OECD seriously concerned about Turkey’s foreign bribery probe level
The OECD has stated that it remains seriously concerned about Turkeyâs low level of foreign bribery law enforcement, as well as certain aspects of its corporate liability legislation.