In business, codes of conduct require that leaders start conversations about how to resolve contentious issues.
Now normally I'm not a big fan of business Codes of Conduct, considering them to be more glorified corporate seals of good housekeeping.
Local businesses have signed a Code of Conduct, which commits them to discouraging tourists from exploiting children.
Wells Fargo, one of the largest companies in the student loan business, has agreed to follow a code of conduct developed by the New York attorney general's office governing relationships between lenders and universities.
One of the things that really struck me was that most people seem to think that there's a separate code of conduct in business from your personal life.
Ofcom said today it has secured agreements from three of the largest U.K. ISPs, BT, TalkTalk and Virgin Media, to work on a new Code of Conduct for business broadband services.
The code of conduct enables businesses in the sector to do just that, to the benefit of both data center owners and customers.
The International Labor Organization, in a campaign to fight workplace bias against people with the virus that causes AIDS, is expected to adopt a code of conduct for businesses, governments and workers.
Alex Rabbetts of Migration Solutions, a leading British data-center consulting business, said: "Our taking part in the code of conduct sends out two messages.
Moses said: "[Ipso] wants to be in a position to be clear and straightforward about how it will go about the business of ensuring compliance [with the editors' code of conduct].
