group ethics
[/ɡruːp ˈɛθɪks/]
noun
ética de grupo
1. A system of moral principles and values that govern the behavior and decision-making of a collective body or organization, focusing on what is considered right or wrong within that group's context.
The company's group ethics emphasize transparency and accountability in all business dealings.
A ética de grupo da empresa enfatiza transparência e responsabilidade em todos os negócios.
2. The study of moral principles applicable to groups, organizations, or communities rather than individuals alone.
Group ethics addresses how teams should handle conflicts of interest.
A ética de grupo aborda como as equipes devem lidar com conflitos de interesse.
3. Collective standards of conduct that members of a group agree to uphold.
The research team established clear group ethics to ensure ethical experimentation.
A equipe de pesquisa estabeleceu uma ética de grupo clara para garantir experimentação ética.
In Brazil, 'ética de grupo' is increasingly important in corporate governance discussions, particularly in multinational companies. In the USA, group ethics has become central to organizational culture and compliance training. Both contexts emphasize accountability and shared responsibility within institutional frameworks, reflecting global standards in business ethics.
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