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Patricia J. Harned, Ph.D. President, Ethics Resource Center October 8th, 2012 ERC’s National Business Ethics Survey for the Construction Industry

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Page 1: Patricia J. Harned, Ph.D. President, Ethics Resource Center October 8th, 2012 ERCs National Business Ethics Survey for the Construction Industry

Patricia J. Harned, Ph.D.President, Ethics Resource Center

October 8th, 2012

ERC’s

National Business Ethics Survey

for the Construction Industry

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©2012 ETHICS RESOURCE CENTER ©2012 ETHICS RESOURCE CENTERWWW.ETHICS.ORG

NBES – Construction Sponsors

The findings and conclusions of this report are those of the Ethics Resource Center alone and

do not represent the views of the corporate and individual sponsors of this research project.

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©2012 ETHICS RESOURCE CENTER ©2012 ETHICS RESOURCE CENTERWWW.ETHICS.ORG

NBES – Advisory Committee

The findings and conclusions of this report are those of the Ethics Resource Center alone and

do not represent the views of the corporate and individual sponsors of this research project.

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©2012 ETHICS RESOURCE CENTER ©2012 ETHICS RESOURCE CENTERWWW.ETHICS.ORG

About the NBES®

Longitudinal study; seventh since 1994 Workplace ethics from employee perspective

2012 Construction NBES:• 1568 current participants, employed in Commercial

Construction• Web-based survey• Data collected from September 4-20, 2012• Confidence interval is + / - 2.5% at a 95% confidence level.• Data was weighted by: Sex, Age, Education, and

Occupation (Subcontractor, General Contractor/Project Manager).

• Approximately 600+ responses to be added from REED Construction Data distribution

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Demographic Data

■ Demographic Breakdowns General Contractors, Subcontractor, Program Manager Blue Collar vs. White Collar Management Level Job Type Company Size

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Impact of an Ethics Program and Culture

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@EthicsRC

Together, Programs & Culture Improve Conduct

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Observed Misconduct - Construction Industry

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Reporting – Construction Industry

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Collective Efforts Improve Metrics

Ethical culture is the “unwritten code” that tells employees how to think and act – how things are ‘actually done

around here’

 

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Upcoming NBES-CI Report

■ State of ethics/compliance in the industry Observed misconduct

Reporting & retaliation

Pressure to compromise standards

■ Differences by type of organization & other key

demographics

■ Improved performance in organizations with

effective programs & strong cultures

■ Recommendations

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Ethics Resource Center

www.ethics.org

703-647-2185