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Have Americans Grown Too Soft?

Accountability, Millennials & Gen Z, Political ethics, Workplace behavior / January 3, 2023

Who Will Defend the U.S. in Case of War? A new poll from Echelon Insights shows the alarming result that 72% of American voters would not be willing to volunteer to fight for their country if the U.S. faced a major conflict. Twenty-one percent said they are willing to volunteer. These results are staggering and raise so […]

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What’s Causing the Great Resignation

Behavioral Ethics, Ethical Culture / August 4, 2022

Why 40% of Workers Are Considering Quitting Their Jobs Soon? Have you heard about “The Great Resignation?” It is a term that describes the trend of the mass voluntary exit of employees from their employment obligations. The term was originally coined by Anthony Klotz, a management professor. Many believe that this trend of workers voluntarily

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