Guest Opinion: Rotary’s ethics test makes headway in schools

As business people we have always needed to have a solid working knowledge of ethics. But more and more the concept of ethics that was once seen as a corporate issue must be seen as a social issue.

Kinder, Lydenberg, Domini and Co., a social-research firm in Boston, reports that “corporations today simply cannot ignore the social issues in their communities; cannot ignore their employees, with the shortage of skilled staff; cannot neglect the changing needs of their customers; and of course cannot neglect stockholders.”

It’s no surprise that there is a corresponding awareness of the critical need for the building…