Developing and implementing a strategic approach to ethics.

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Developing and implementing a strategic approach to ethics

LEARNING OUTCOMES FOR THIS LESSON Explain the importance of ethics. Understand how a strategic approach to ethics is more likely to be effective Understand how ethics can shape responses to change.

Vodafone is a leading mobile phone business which values ethics. Being ethical is 'doing the right thing'. Vodafone tries to 'do the right thing' in all its dealings. Vodafone takes a strategic approach to its ethics and business decisions. This involves managers considering the impact of important decisions in the long-term. INTRODUCTION

ETHICS AND BUSINESS AIMS Ethical companies do the right thing and concern themselves with the long term. This may damage financial performance in the short term. When Vodafone first included moderators into young people's chat rooms to create a safe environment for chat, the number of users dropped significantly. This led to reduced revenues for the company. However, the company believed that this was the right thing to do. The growing esteem in which the company is held by the wider public justifies this approach.

EXTERNAL FACTORS Ethics guides Vodafone when it responds to change. SLEPT is a tool which can be used: –Social. Changes in society. Young people are at risk because they are easy to contact. There are concerns about phone theft and adult content. –Legal. Changes in the law. For instance not using phones whilst driving. –Economic. For instance, levels of growth may lead to higher sales. –Political. Many of the same concerns as the social ones. –Technological. Bluetooth can now be used to send unwanted texts. This practice can cause distress. A wide range of content is now offered which brings an extra need to protect young people.

Vodafone's research showed that parents do not know what content is on mobile phones. They said that it was vital to restrict access to adult content. In July 2004 Vodafone UK and others launched a joint Code of Practice. This blocks access to adult content to under-18s. In 2004, Vodafone was the first to bring in a bar to block access to all content rated as 18. This was 'the right thing to do'. It also works to reduce spam messages and combat mobile phone crime. ETHNICAL RESPONSES

CONCLUSION Ethics are at the heart of the business. Growth has brought change. The response of Vodafone will be guided by ethics.

ASSESSMENT OF LEARNING OUTCOMES How well can you explain the importance of ethics? How well do you understand how a strategic approach to ethics is more likely to be effective? How well do you understand how ethics can shape responses to change?