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AOM Board Adopts Revised Code of Ethics and Bylaws Change

  • 1.  AOM Board Adopts Revised Code of Ethics and Bylaws Change

    Posted 01-04-2006 00:12

    Hello Gayle,

    Happy new year!

    In addition to Lotte's comment:

    As I mentioned to you in a previous message, I was very happy to see that "gender identity" has made it into the revised code, which essentially serves also as the AoM's non-discrimination policy.  I would have liked to see "gender identity" be accompanied by "gender expression", which together are the common language used these days to indicate non-discrimimation of transgendered individuals.  I would like to see GDO stand behind this change as well.

    Thanks,
    Ron


    Gender & Diversity in Organizations Division Listserv <GDO-L@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU> wrote on 12/19/2005 09:52:57 PM:

    > Dear Colleagues:

    >  
    >             Lotte Bailyn sent this to me.  With her permission, I am
    > posting it to the listserv.  Please keep the discussion going!  --  Gayle

    >  
    > Gayle Baugh
    > Department of Management & MIS
    > University of West Florida
    > Pensacola, Florida  32514
    > (850) 474-2206
    > (850) 474-2314 FAX
    > gbaugh@uwf.edu
    >  
    > -----Original Message-----
    > From: Lotte Bailyn [mailto:lbailyn@MIT.EDU]
    > Sent: Sunday, December 18, 2005 6:55 PM
    > To: gbaugh@UWF.EDU
    > Subject: Re:

    >  
    > Dear Gayle, thanks for alerting us to this - I found 2 places where
    > I think some improvement could be made.  The first is in general
    > principle # 3 - where gender identity and sexual orientation are
    > mentioned but not sex - I think we would not want to deny dignity on
    > the basis of sex, which usually means toward women.  The other,
    > similarly, is 1.1 in human relations under ethical standards - there
    > it is not missing, but is incorrectly labeled gender instead of sex.
    > I think our division should be clear that we do not want
    > discrimination based on sex, nor on gender or gender identity.  
    >
    > Happy holidays to all, Lotte
    >
    > PS - I tried to reply to all and it wouldn't let me
    >
    > Lotte Bailyn                       tel: 617-253-6674

    > E52-585, M.I.T.                 fax: 617-253-2660
    > 50 Memorial Drive
    > Cambridge, MA 02142-1347            

    Gender & Diversity in Organizations Division Listserv <GDO-L@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU> wrote on 12/18/2005 12:03:44 PM:

    > Dear GDO Colleagues:

    >  
    >             I am writing to this list to solicit your responses to
    > the revised Academy of Management Code of Ethics.  There are several
    > statements in the Code, many of which are retained from the previous
    > version of the Code, that pertain to gender and diversity.  I am
    > always much smarter when I listen to my colleagues, and I would love
    > to see some discussion of the Academy's Code of Ethics and how it
    > fits with our concerns in the GDO Division on this list.  If this is
    > of interest to you, please send your comments and help to make me
    > smarter!  Thanks so much.  --  Gayle

    >  
    > Gayle Baugh
    > Department of Management & MIS
    > University of West Florida
    > Pensacola, Florida  32514
    > (850) 474-2206
    > (850) 474-2314 FAX
    > gbaugh@uwf.edu