Ethics and Employee Communication

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Authors: Mark Dollins, Jon Stemmle
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Abstract

Communicating internally in an ethical way, and in compliance with laws across the globe, isn't negotiable—it's table stakes. Chapter 6 covers the increasing need for ethical practices in transparency and candor when communicating with employees. More recent examples of employee activism (such as employees demanding their companies divest from Russia after the invasion of Ukraine) highlight why doing the business the right way—and communicating effectively—has serious consequences for internal stakeholders as well as customers and shareholders. Ethics plays a significant role in the ecosystem with how a communication plan is created and executed.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Public Relations and Crisis Communication Ethics in Business and Education Corporate Identity and Reputation

Publication details

Journal / source
Routledge eBooks
Pages
98–113
Publication date
9 February 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Book chapter