1.1 definition 1.2 limits of secrecy 2. At the end of this module, you will be equipped to make basic ethical decisions on managerial matters involving transparency and corruption. This module does not deal with legal issues, which are generally a far lower safety-net that ethical ones.
Ethics expects higher standards than just passing the minimum legal requirements.
Respond to 2 cases of the following. Readily understandable, clear, without guile, candid. Managerial transparency refers to the actions, writing and plans of individuals, groups or organizations that exclude any hidden information, motives or data. Thus the vita of officials at governmental, business and nonprofit organizations should be available, and should include, among others, board memberships on legal corporations. Managerial secrecy, if used at all, should be used with clearly stated reasons as to its necessity.