Finding good work in Covid-19: legal and ethical challenges for sustainability

Janis Balda; Joanna Stanberry

Finding good work in Covid-19: legal and ethical challenges for sustainability

Janis Balda
, Joanna Stanberry

University of Cumbria

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This chapter explores, through a case study, the legal and ethical responses by individuals in the business context to the reality of limited resources in the time of COVID-19. It looks at how an individual seeking to do "good work" can be supported or hindered by workplace and societal expectations, and advances possibilities for using the case study to help us think more ethically about future demands on limited resources.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Ethical implications of COVID-19 management: evaluating the aftershock
Editors	Cheryl Patton, Eleftheria Egel
Place of Publication	Cambridge, UK
Publisher	Ethics International Press
Pages	46-68
ISBN (Print)	9781804410806
Publication status	Published - 27 Sept 2022

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Ethical implications of COVID-19 management: evaluating the aftershock. ed. / Cheryl Patton; Eleftheria Egel. Cambridge, UK: Ethics International Press, 2022. p. 46-68.

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