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Category Archives: Equality
Perpetuating Inequality
One of the hardest things to see is the poverty in Bangkok: amongst the neon lit massage parlours, expat bars, towering hotels and Bladerunner like Sky Train tracks, young women with children, just babies really, sit begging in the street. … Continue reading
Posted in Equality
Tagged Begging, Change, Ched Evans, Discrimination, Equality, Ethics, Fairness, Money, Moral Authority, Social Age, Social Responsibility, Tribunal, Values
9 Comments
A Matter of Conscience
Some things are not easy. It’s hard to make the right decision. Some things are not clear cut. There are shades of grey. I’ve been writing recently about fairness, about how we learn to make the right decisions, not just … Continue reading
Posted in Equality
Tagged Apology, Change, Charlie Webster, Ched Evans, Equality, Fairness, Football, Justice, Legality, Paris Brown, Rape, Rehabilitation
3 Comments
Fragments of Fairness: why every conversation counts
A few weeks ago i published the ‘Framework for Fairness‘. It’s a practical exploration of how we incorporate fairness into every conversation. Why? Because if we save it for special ones, we cannot hope to be truly fair. I’ve had … Continue reading
Posted in Equality
Tagged Culture, Equal, Equal Rights, Equality, Fair, Fairness, Homophobia, Human Rights, Inequality, LGBT, Sexism, Social Age, WorkingOutLoud
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Reflection: why fairness?
I’ve spent most of this week writing about fairness. It’s a simple notion, but one that sits at the heart of social responsibility. Being fair is about consideration and transparency. It still means making tough decisions that people won’t like, … Continue reading
Posted in Diversity, Equality
Tagged Agile, Agility, Curious, Equality, Fair, Fairness, Social Responsibility, transparency
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Framework for Fairness: A model for fair decision making in business
Some notions seem obvious: the need to be fair, the need to do right. And yet in our societies we are not equal. We fail to do the right thing on many levels, not because we are bad people, but … Continue reading
A Framework for Fairness: Introduction
I’ve been working today to expand my ideas around ‘fairness’, what it means to factor being fair into leadership. I’ve been writing and drawing all day… it’s late… i’m not done yet… so in the spirit of #WorkingOutLoud, i’m sharing … Continue reading
Posted in Equality, Leadership
Tagged Change, Equality, Fair, Fairness, Healthcare Radicals, Leadership, Social Age, Social Leadership, Social Responsibility, Writing
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Social and Fair: being unheard in the Social Age
When i wrote my first book, ‘Exploring the World of Social Learning‘, i started it by saying how we live in a grey space: between the formal worlds of work and the social lives we inhabit outside of it. Increasingly, … Continue reading
Posted in Equality
Tagged Conversation, ethical challenges, Ethics, Facebook, Fairness, Hidden, LGBT, Morality, Privacy, Secrets, Social Age, Social Learning, Social Responsibility
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