Two Voices on Ending Poverty: From the Daily27 Archive
On the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, we revisit two pieces by Jeffrey Sachs and Jonathan Morduch.
Artificial Intelligence and Several Learning/Working Implications
No technology has grown as rapidly and effectively in most of our lifetimes as Artificial Intelligence (AI). Personally, I transitioned…
Does gender equality make companies more competitive?
This year, International Equal Pay Day on 18 September arrives with a new argument. On 9 September, at the high-level…
The Knowing-Doing Gap in Business Ethics
The knowing-doing gap is present in virtually all so-called “best practices” in business and organizations. While often done with the…
More Practical Ethics Tests for Thinking and Doing
Other ethics tests are also useful and practical, and they do not require deep knowledge of philosophy, religion or law.
Practical Ethical Tests to Guide Morality
Not everyone can think philosophically about ethical thinking and decision-making. Although some of us do use the great ethics principles…
The Ethics of Outcomes: Who Wins, Loses? Utilitarianism Often Decides
Barcelona, like many popular cities, faces an everyday dilemma: should it maximize the economic benefits of tourism or protect the…
When Human Relations Changed the Workplace
In the late 1920s, a series of studies at the Hawthorne Works factory, near Chicago, would quietly transform how we…
Workplace Safety Matters
World Day for Safety and Health at Work Work-related deaths are tragic events that affect families, communities, and workplaces. Most…
End workplace abuse
Workplace psychological abuse is a pervasive yet often invisible form of harm that affects individuals, organizations, and society at large.…