Review the selected article (Human Resource Systems). Manroop, L., Singh, P., & Ezzedeen, S. (2014). Human Resource Systems and Ethical Climates: A Resource-Based Perspective. Human Resource Management, 53, 795 – 816. Please choose one of these resources and relate it to a concept in Organizational Ethics: A Practical Approach by Craig Johnson from Chapter 10, Managing Ethical Hot Spots in the Organization. Conduct a lengthy essay summarizing the resource and the relevant concept in your book and comparing/contrasting the two ideas.

Review the selected article (Human Resource Systems). Manroop, L., Singh, P., & Ezzedeen, S. (2014). Human Resource Systems and Ethical Climates: A Resource-Based Perspective. Human Resource Management, 53, 795 – 816. Please choose one of these resources and relate it to a concept in Organizational Ethics: A Practical Approach by Craig Johnson from Chapter 10, Managing Ethical Hot Spots in the Organization. Conduct a lengthy essay summarizing the resource and the relevant concept in your book and comparing/contrasting the two ideas.

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