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AN INITIATIVE FOR YMER ETHICS RESEARCH TO PROVE POSITIVE IMPACT ON BUSINESS, INCLUDING THE SOCIAL ETHICS OF POPE JOHN PAUL II

Donarski, Jerzy
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Sobolewski, Aleksander
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Kuszaj Milewska, Marzena
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Domańska, Zyta
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Donarski, Jerzy
Sobolewski, Aleksander
Kuszaj Milewska, Marzena
Domańska, Zyta
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Ethics research, PRINCIPLES of ethical work, labor productivity factors, Work Ethicality Standard EC1000, YMER, the Pew/P model,
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Economic ethics
Business ethics
Ethics of economic systems
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Business Ethics
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An initiative for Young Managers Ethicality Researchers (YMER) is to share not to sell ethics research findings to prove the positive impact on business, including Pope’s John Paul II social ethics, indicating new relations between ECONOMICS and ETHICS for the Society of the XXI Century. The introductory phase was lunched to Universities in Europe at the end of 2011, supported by delivered research finding the “Work Ethicality Standard EC1000 (exposure draft) and Pope John Paul II to managers. As present phase an YMER ethics basic research is lunched to prove scientifically the positive impact on business. The first project, delivered to the National Research Center in Poland, to find a model of principles of ethical work, rationally selected according to the sensitivity of nine productivity contributing factors, is presented. Creation of YMER centers at Universities worldwide, to share this basic research findings, including practitioners, is highly recommended
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2012
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