Ethical Articles

1). What is Ethical Fashion Shopping? By : GuideMeGreen
But you can by shopping in an Ethical way. Put simply, this is buying things that are made ethically by companies that act ethically. Buying ethically means buying a brand or from a company which doesn’t exploit labour, animals or the environment. The way in which you can act as an 'ethical consumer' can also take on a different form and that is avoiding products (also known as boycotting) you disapprove of such as battery eggs.
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2). Bad Credit Loan By : Francois panassac
Bad Credit Loans are specially designed for individuals who are facing problems with their credit history. Bad credit loans help to cater the monetary requirements of borrowers who are having a bad credit history. Most money lenders tend not to provide loan facility for those who are having a poor credit rating. But nowadays there are several firms offering bad credit loans for almost any purpose such as bad credit car loans, bad credit personal loans, bad credit home loans and more.
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6). Blue Ocean Strategy For Responsible Sourced Jewelry By : Marc Choyt
Those in the jewelry industry interested in a fair and ethical sourcing can differentiate themselves from the industry as a whole, and create a new market category with tremendous potential. This article, based on the book, Blue Ocean Strategy, gives some initial tactics for this emerging movement within the retail sector of the jewelry industry, to capture new markets.
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7). Turning Led into Gold: Ethics in the Jewelry Industry By : Marc Choyt
The author, who owns a jewelry company, argues that those in the jewelry industry attempting to fend off critiques from NGOs are actually doing more harm than good. He calls for to a truthful reckoning of the atrocities of environmental and social upheaval. Everyone involved in the industry, from suppliers customer, shares responsibility and moral obligation to create a better future.
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8). The Chicken Scratch Path: Decision Making Based On Native American Wisdom By : Marc Choyt
"Chicken Scratch Path" is really a decision making process taught by the late Paula Underwood, an Iroquois history keeper. All decisions are binary decisions. Over time, even small decisions lead to either your "truth path" in who you "mainly mean to be" or not. The author, one of her facilitators in her "Learningway" conferences, discusses how this applies to his small business now.
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9). Leading from Behind: Leadership in a Circle-Based Business By : Marc Choyt
The author, president of a successful small business, discusses a radical view of leadership gleaned from nearly twenty years of study with Native American Medicine people. While most CEOs lead from on top, he advocates "leading from behind," and validates his approach validated by his own hardscrabble business experience, showing how honoring the human spirit is a best business practice.
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10). The Circle Manifesto: A New Economic Model Based On Ancient Wisdom By : Marc Choyt
The author, a successful business owner and a national leader in the fair trade, eco jewelry movement, has developed a radical new "circle-based" business model based on his nearly twenty years of study Native medicine people. This story traces the history of his company in context to this radical approach, using a natural system based on interconnection as a model for best business practices.
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11). How To Shop In An Ethical Way By : Victor Epand
Advice on what it means to be an ethical shopper and how you can help make a difference
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