10. Ethical Considerations in Change Management
(www.bitnergroup.com, n.d.) Ethical Change Management. Change management contains more than just putting new strategies, processes, or systems into place. It is about ensuring that these changes are implemented in an ethical and responsible manner. This means accounting for how decisions may affect employees, stakeholders, and society at large. Important Change Management Principle. 1. Honesty and Transparency. The goals of the transformation and its expected outcomes must be freely discussed by leaders. This builds confidence in both stakeholders and workers. 2. Justice and Inclusivity. Each worker must be given an opportunity to participate in the change process and a voice. 3. Respect for People. An ethical change management approach must prioritize people's well-being during transitions while respecting their rights and pride. 4. Accountability and Responsibility. Leaders have responsibility for their decisions and actions during times of change. This means taking accou...