Ethics for Records and Information Management

The workplace brings together people with different moral value systems and personal experiences that shape their views of right and wrong. The well-being of individuals and organizations is vulnerable to the ethical standards upheld or violated by those with access to sensitive information. Mooradian (senior solutions analyst, Konica Minolta) provides a solid framework of professional ethics that addresses a variety of records and information management issues, including confidentiality, conflicts of interest, intellectual property, privacy, and whistle-blowing. Case studies range from in-house employee performance reviews to the global debate about the actions of Edward Snowden. Sean Valentine's Organizational Ethics and Stakeholder Well-Being in the Business Environment is a more general look at ethical leadership, decision-making, and the social responsibility of organizations.