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    The Ethics Coach's Top 3 Strategies for Creating an Ethical Workplace

    Also: Should you work with a bullying client? And is it unethical to be solely motivated by money?
    by Gael O'Brien Jun 01, 2014 2 minutes
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    Do you have an ethical dilemma? Write to The Ethics Coach at ethics@entrepreneur.com.

    I work for an executive search firm. One of my longtime client companies was forced by its parent to make cost-cutting layoffs. The cuts included two talented people my firm had recruited for the client less than three months earlier. Both individuals had left good jobs to accept my client's offer. The client says he won't pay us for these placements

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