Organisational Ethics in the Built Environment 1st Edition by Jason Challender ISBN 1394186266 9781394186266

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ISBN 10: 1394186266

ISBN 13: 978-1394186266

Author:  Jason Challender 

Organisational Ethics in the Built Environment 1st Edition: Organisational Ethics in the Built Environment

A comprehensive analysis of the critical role played by ethics in construction organisations, and a toolkit for implementing a strong ethical culture

In Organisational Ethics in the Built Environment, accomplished construction leader Jason Challender delivers an insightful and important resource for construction industry professionals contributing to the creation of safe and suitable projects. The author explains how to construct the foundation for ethical building and business practices in the construction industry, and explores the methods, motives and rationales behind successful and ethical projects from an organisational and industry perspective.

You’ll learn how practical improvements to organisational ethics can promote ethical standards, behaviours and practices and influence the success of projects in the built environment. You’ll also discover the importance of leadership, motivational management, human resource management, corporate responsibility and social value in encouraging strict compliance and adherence to ethical principles, values and standards within organisations.

Readers will also find:

• A thorough introduction to the critical importance of trust, collaborative working and partnering arrangements in contemporary construction and engineering organisations
• Comprehensive explorations of the relevance of environmental ethics
• Practical discussions of how to link corporate policies and strategies to ethical guidelines
• Case studies from across a variety of knowledge fields, including manufacturing and retail

Perfect for construction managers, Organisational Ethics in the Built Environment will also benefit undergraduate and postgraduate students of construction, business, management, engineering and other construction related subjects.

 

Organisational Ethics in the Built Environment 1st Edition Table of contents:

Part I. Introduction

• Introduction to the Book
• Overarching Rationale, Synopsis and Justification: The Aim and Objectives for Writing the Book
• The Need to Rethink the Concept of Organisational Ethics
• The Fragmentation and Bespoke Nature of the UK Construction Industry
• Examples of How This Area Is Used or Represented in Our Society Today
• The Lack of Trust in Construction Contracting and Reputational Damage for the Industry and Those Organisations Associated with It
• The Book’s Value Proposition and Its Unique and Outstanding Features
• Audience for the Book
• Structure of the Book
• Summary

References

Part II. An Introduction to Organisational Ethics

• Introduction to Chapter
• What Are Ethics?
• The Importance and Relevance of Organisational Ethics in the Construction and Engineering Sectors
• Possible Effects of Workplace Ethics on Employees and Organisational Productivity
• Organisational Culture Linked to Ethics
• Summary

References

Part III. Environmental Ethics

• Introduction to Environmental Ethics
• Climate Change and Sustainability
• Context for the Discussion on Environmental Ethics
• What Are Environmental Ethics and Sustainability?
• The Importance of Sustainability and the Ethical Case for Participation
• The Global and National Agenda on Sustainability
• Environmental Social Responsibility
• Dilemmas around Environmental Ethics
• Examples of Environmental Ethics and Sustainability in Practice: Case Study One – A UK Northwest College
• Examples of Environmental Ethics and Sustainability in Practice: Case Study Two – A UK Northwest University
• Summary

References

Part IV. Corporate Social Responsibility

• Introduction
• What Is Corporate Social Responsibility?
• The Benefits of Corporate Social Responsibility for Businesses
• Social Value as Part of Corporate Social Responsibility
• Different Types and Models of Corporate Social Responsibility
• The Considerate Constructor Scheme
• Corporate Codes and Ethical Statements
• Sustainable and Ethical Construction Linked to Corporate Social Responsibility
• Summary

References

Part V. Relationship between Ethics and Other Factors

• Introduction
• The Relationship between Risk and Ethics
• The Relationship between Ethics and Quality
• Potential Impact of Professional Ethics on Construction Quality
• Reputation and Ethics
• Ethics and Trust
• Ethics and Leadership
• Ethics and Motivation
• Summary

References

Part VI. Ethical Human Resource Considerations

• Introduction
• Inclusivity, Equality and Diversity
• Ethical Issues around Culture
• Initiatives and Accreditations Available for Construction Organisations to Drive Positive Change for Diversity and Inclusion
• A Toolkit for Change: Reflection on How the Construction Industry Can Improve Diversity and Inclusion
• Ethical Supply Chain Management
• Modern Slavery
• Data Protection
• Summary

References

Part VII. Ethics around Construction Health and Safety

• Introduction
• Governance and Management of Health and Safety in the UK
• The Institution of Occupational Safety (IOSH)
• Ethical Dilemmas around Construction Health and Safety
• The Construction Design and Management Regulations (CDM) 2015
• Procedures and Documentation around Construction Health and Safety
• Summary

Reference

Part VIII. Ethical Considerations around Trust and Collaborative Working

• Introduction
• Professional Ethics and Duties of Trust
• The Fragility and Robustness of Trust in a Constantly Changing and Dynamic Environment
• The Importance of Trust for Collaboration and Professional Ethics
• The Interdependency between Trust, Collaborative Working and Professional Ethics
• The UK Construction Industry and Recent Reforms to Encourage Trust and Collaboration
• Traditional Procurement of Construction Projects
• Overall Context of Collaborative Working and Partnering within the Construction Industry
• Trust as a Collaborative Necessity
• Different Context for Clients to Consider in Construction Procurement
• Summary

References

Part IX. The Importance of Ethical Leadership in Construction and Engineering Management

• Introduction to Chapter
• Key Components of Ethical Leadership for Construction Professionals
• Ethical Leadership and Best Companies
• Leadership Identity and Relevance for Construction Professionals
• How to Think and Behave as a Responsible Leader
• Leadership Challenges for Construction Professionals around Professional Ethics
• Leadership Styles and Professional Ethics as Applied to Construction Professionals
• The Importance of Communication for Construction Professionals in Ethical Leadership
• Adaptability of Leadership Styles for Construction Professionals
• The Relationship between Poor Leadership and Project Failure
• Summary

References

Part X. Professional Ethics as a Means for Motivating Project Teams

• Introduction
• The Relationship between Motivation, Professional Ethics and Trust in the Construction Industry
• The Bespoke and Unique Nature of the Construction Industry
• Factors Which Affect Motivation Levels of Project Teams
• Communication as a Motivational Factor
• Training and Education Related to Motivation and Ethical Compliance
• Cultural Factors Affecting Levels of Motivation for Construction-related Staff
• The Use of Financial Incentives as a Motivational Management Tool
• Summary and Conclusion

References

Part XI. Case Study of How Ethics Can Be Influenced by an International Crisis

• Introduction
• Professional Ethics in the Context of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic
• Positive Examples of Ethical Behaviours during the Pandemic
• Examples of Unethical Behaviours during the Pandemic
• Ethical Considerations around the UK Government Job Retention ‘Furlough’ Scheme
• Contractual Implications Brought about by the Pandemic
• Additional Measures to Ensure Health and Safety of Workforce during the Pandemic
• Ethical Leadership Throughout the Pandemic
• Reflections for the Future
• Summary

Reference

Part XII. Independent Research Study

• Introduction
• Review of Existing Literature and Theory
• Research, Design and Methodology
• Conclusion and Recommendations

References

Part XIII. Implications in Practice for Organisational Ethics in the Built Environment

• Introduction
• The Importance of Reputation and Image for Organisations in the Built Environment
• The Relationship between Ethics and Quality for Organisations
• Initiatives and Measures to Improve Organisational Ethics
• Education, Training and Continued Professional Development (CPD) around Organisational Ethics
• Summary

References

Part XIV. Summary of Key Points, Reflections, Overview and Closing Remarks

• Introduction
• Summary of the Key Issues Raised throughout the Book
• Final Reflections, Overview and Closing Remarks

References

 

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