Broken Covenant: A Case Study in Employee Relations Ethics

Ethics and Behavior 11 (1):105-114 (2001)
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Employee relations ethics, or the lack thereof, is a problem and an issue in both private and public organizations. This article is a case study in military ERE. A retired career Naval officer, I discuss problems of downsizing and retrenchment from a "military" perspective in terms of what I refer to as a "broken covenant."

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