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Why do bureaucracies delay disclosing information: the Case of Daniel Morgan Independent Panel
According to a recent report, the Metropolitan Police have delayed the work of the Daniel Morgan Independent Panel.[1] The article says the delay is caused by the lack of an agreed protocol with the Panel for the transfer of documents … Continue reading
Posted in bureaucracy, coruption, culture, records management
Tagged Bureaucracy, daniel morgan, Daniel Morgan Independent Panel, Data Protection Act 1998, Home Office, Metropolitan Police, News Corporation, reputation management
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The myth of the rogue employee: rotten barrels create rotten apples
Often people will say that a problem has happened because of one “rogue” employee (reporter, cop, trader, or whatever). This is a myth, a dangerous myth. Why is this a myth? All employees work and operate within an organisational context. … Continue reading
Posted in coruption, culture, management, phone hacking
Tagged corruption, Employment, News Corporation, News of the World, organisational culture
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