Analysis shows business ethics influences competitive advantage in organizations, highlighting employee perspectives.
This study examines the role of business ethics in achieving competitive advantage for organizations. The research was conducted on a sample of 35 employees out of a total of 96 at the High Plateaus Tannery in Djelfa. A questionnaire was used as the main tool for data collection, randomly distributed across different organizational levels (top, middle, lower management, and operational roles). Key findings include: - A high level of awareness among employees regarding dimensions of business ethics (especially manager and employee ethics), with the exception of organizational ethics which scored a medium level. - A high level of awareness of competitive advantage among employees. - A statistically significant positive impact was found between manager ethics and overall business ethics on competitive advantage. - No significant impact was observed between employee ethics or organizational ethics and competitive advantage.
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